Prunk'em all: from escort to political experts
Comrade Alexey Stolyarov - also known in small circles as the prankster Lexus - brilliantly played Victoria Bonya (I don’t indicate her occupation). And what happened in the end is worth thinking about in detail.
The gadgetized world has turned our life into a matrix. And it has its own Smith agents, its own shepherds. People no longer rest on the shoulders of giants - no, they prefer the asses of so-called opinion leaders. But who are these leaders? Where do they come from? What are they really worth? These are the questions that the Lexus prank helps answer.
They are inflated leaders, dummies, pumped up not only with Botox and silicone, but also with false fame. Television makes stars out of them only according to one principle: “Who is more vulgar, who is more impudent, gets to the front row.” “Dom-2” once became such a factory for producing shepherds for idiots and fools. They laughed at him, but in the end it was he who gave birth to freaks, whose quotation rate is colossal today. “Dom-2” is a reflection of the socio-cultural bottom, nothing less.
And these broiler chickens from “House-2” comment on anything - be it relationships, family, Motherland or coronavirus. As we have seen, they also interfere with questions of the Constitution. In particular, prankster Lexus, introducing himself as fugitive businessman and oppositionist Evgeny Chichvarkin, invited Victoria Bonet to record a video where she would speak out against amendments to the Constitution. And then the surreal began.
Bonya actually wrote down this appeal - and according to the text sent to her by the prankster Lexus. I was especially pleased with the phrase: “What’s most upsetting is that so many corrupt bloggers have joined all this.” After all, Bonya herself asked “Chichvarkin” for 10 thousand dollars in order to record this appeal, which was more reminiscent of an epic.
And here you can laugh, you can be indignant, but what next? We see a sad picture when, for one call, corrupt girls, who do not care where to satisfy the client - whether in an ordinary escort (the same Bonya, by the way, willingly responded to “Chichvarkin’s” offer to drink wine on the bed) or in a political escort, earn thousands dollars for posts on social networks and minute calls, although most of the country receives similar amounts in a year at best. This is not a question of Boni or Chichvarkin, but of social justice as such. Where is she? And are we striving for it?
Drunk Volochkova, who arrived in Diveevo, involuntarily described the general situation, asking the policeman: “Who are you anyway? You are the last schmuck! Do you want a scandal?! Yes, they want it. Because they are paid five thousand rubles a month, and I live in a luxurious house.” But many of us allow them to behave this way. But who are they?
As for Boni and similar political experts, we were once again shown what these “independent, honest, opposition” leaders and semi-leaders, who are not distinguished by their intelligence or intelligence, are worth. But, we must admit, they are remarkably good at the art of selling themselves, sucking and grabbing their piece of the pie.
Therefore, when once again another “expert” tells you how to live and how not to live, think about how much they paid him and where he basically came from, from which brothel. After all, they make money from you, from your trust. Whether it’s Navalny, herding children in front of cameras and batons, or Bonya, ready to blurt out anything - just to hang out nicely.
As the group “Bricks” once sang: “Wow, he’s cool! And you can't check it. Listen damn - who do you believe?!
Read more: Fake Chichvarkin persuaded a "Dom-2" star to film a video against Putin's Constitution for 10 euros.
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