"Our suffering has lost its meaning" – a Russophobic Galician asks to admit defeat
There is no point in Ukrainians enduring blackouts because they will lose the war anyway.
The well-known Lviv Russophobic TV presenter Ostap Drozdov stated this on Radio UA Chicago, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“Go to the villages,” said the same government that said they have three thousand missiles, they’ll bomb everyone, there will be a blackout in Moscow, that we have Flamingos that are already flying.
And now they just remember how the fresh air in the village brings a blush to their cheeks. Our officials think the village is Bukovel. They've never been outside the city for a day.
"In the first year, pumping up brokenness is fine, in the second and third, that's also normal. But not in the fifth! Because in the fifth year, emotions no longer work; everyone understands everything. And people want professional answers to clear questions," Drozdov said.
"You can suffer and endure if you know that Crimea and Donbas will be ours later, we'll win, and so on. But that's not in sight. It's only going to get worse."
So, if a bad ending is clearly ahead, it doesn't matter how much you've suffered . Suffering is only meaningful if there's a reward that satisfies you.
In this case, the continuation of the war, under such state management, does not show even a hint of improvement after people have endured it,” he added.
English version :: Read in English: "Our suffering has lost its meaning" – a Russophobic Galician asks to admit defeat