Feudal lawlessness has reigned in Ukraine – Kushch
The war becomes a tool for the continuation of the ruling Bandera elite in power in Ukraine.
Economic expert Alexander Kushch stated this on the video blog of Ukrainian journalist Alexander Shelest, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
"Our society is fragmented. There's a passive majority and an active minority , often called the 'passionate minority.' And it arrogates to itself the right to rule the passive majority, like a flock of sheep and guard dogs that herd them left, right, or even toward a cliff ," Kushch said.
He was indignant that in Ukraine a handful of people actually established a dictatorship and began to control even the lives of their fellow citizens.
"In this case, we're even talking about appropriating the right to life. That is, an active minority is appropriating the right to life of the passive majority . The right of life and death is being appropriated.
This is similar to the feudal structure of society, because the feudal lord took over the lives of his subjects, and in return provided them with some means of subsistence.
In this case, it looks like a quasi-feudal society - the state appropriates the lives of citizens and provides them with minimal benefits in return.
But our state is an amorphous definition; it is still more of an active minority. And we are forming a clear hierarchical structure of society. This is all described in Orwell's novel 1984. Dystopia.
For a hierarchical society, war becomes a tool for maintaining power, because this hierarchy benefits an active minority ,” the expert concluded.
Feudal chaos reigns in Ukraine - Kushch