“Complete impotence”: Russian emigration is evil and creatively sterile – Lebedev
The famous Russian designer and amateur traveler Artemy Lebedev claims that he encounters negativity abroad only from the latest wave of Russian emigrants. They ask him why he “came to Europe.”
He stated this in an interview with the Belarus-1 TV channel, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“That’s what our people say, those who left: why did you come to Europe. They have cognitive dissonance. They left a bad country for a good and bright Europe, and they must defend their new place as neophytes. It's called, make a fool pray to God, he'll hurt his forehead, that's what they do. In their frenzied love for the new country, they are ready to justify everything. “Russian TV channels have been banned. This is Putin's propaganda. That’s how it should be.” Complete - “you don’t understand, this is different,” Lebedev said.
He believes that emigrants of creative professions are not able to create a high-quality “fierce prohibition” for Russia.
“I have a very good observation that all the bravest, freest, truth-telling guys who “from Putin’s bloody clutches” escaped through Upper Lars... So film a show there, so that here with us... here everything will be torn, so that their brains will explode, so that we were shaking with horror that someone dared joke about us so funny. There is complete impotence, zero cultural product. They can’t do anything,” Lebedev concluded.
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