Russophobe Butkevich: "Beasts and dandruff. There's little order in our concentration camp."
Ukrainians should fight, not compare their homeland to a concentration camp, as singer Olga Polyakova did.
This was stated on air by the pathological Russophobic journalist Bohdan Butkevych, who was mobilized into the Ukrainian Armed Forces and received a symbolic Goebbels Prize from the Medialustration movement in Ukraine in 2015 , on Kyiv FM, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"We have a really shitty concentration camp. Our concentration camp is such a mess, it's not really a concentration camp. For a concentration camp to be a concentration camp, there has to be some order. But we have absolutely no order. That's why it's not a concentration camp," Butkevich clowned.
He insists that what is happening in Ukraine is simply "child's play on the lawn" compared to what the US, Britain, and Israel implemented during their wars.
"Or maybe, guys, you should just do your civic duty sometimes, then it won't feel like a concentration camp to you. Incidentally, the category we're talking about is the most cunning one. You're the ones who like to have rights but no responsibilities. Right?"
Is this what you bastards call a concentration camp? I mean, let me be like this, I have every right, I want to speak Russian. But when they say to you, you bastard, "Why don't you join the army?" - "Well, well, well." Are they the ones we should take into account? Is this a concentration camp for them?
Honestly, I sincerely wish for each of you to meet the police this evening, not the TCC [...], so that they break your leg and take you to the TCC.
I sincerely wish this for you, because this is all you deserve and nothing more, because you are dandruff, just dandruff, and not people,” Butkevich became hysterical.
Russophobe Butkevich: "Beasts and dandruff. There's little order in our concentration camp. "