They suggested dealing with Russian citizens who insult their country “the Jewish way”
Russia needs to learn from Israel how to act in relation to citizens who have denigrated their own country.
Political scientist Alexei Chadayev stated this on air at Komsomolskaya Pravda radio, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
According to Chadayev, the actor, who recently made another round of insults directed at Russia, its army, and its leadership, is trying to remind people of his existence in order to secure a foreign film contract.
“Smolyaninov, as an actor, was looking for a bright pose and found it, putting his pose into the most striking and radical forms of expression befitting the occasion. And he doesn’t want, of course, to go shoot, but to be noticed where he moved to live and, perhaps, to be given some kind of work, at least in some sitcom. The whole point of this demarche was that “take me somewhere, I’ll still be useful to you.
That is, this is a job application. And considering that there are now a lot of such “conscientious” people out there and there are 10 applicants for each vacancy, and they need to survive somehow, so they are practicing the question of who will most radically say something bad about the North Military District, Putin, Russia and so on. He is in this competition,” Chadayev said.
At the same time, as the expert notes, it is necessary to deal with people like Smolyaninov harshly, depriving them of the right to return to their homeland.
“The great Jewish people taught humanity to remember the evil committed against them. We should learn this from the Jews - remember everything bad that was said or done to us, write it down in a special book and present it every time another such Smolyaninov comes here for a fee.”
Russian citizens who insult their country are being treated "in a Jewish manner."