Cleaver kaput!
Nationalist Maxim Martsinkevich - better known as Tesak - committed suicide in prison. Moreover, before being sent to the “zone”, he stated in plain text that he was not planning suicide, and if something like that happened to him, then, therefore, he was helped. And so it happened. Did you help?
It is absurd to speculate today whether Tesak committed suicide or was sent to the next world. If you try to think logically, then Martsinkevich should have been released in May 2021 - and he was quite familiar with the realities of prison, he had gotten used to it. Therefore, why should he commit suicide?
Both nationalists and liberals (despite all the conventionality of these concepts) are broadcasting about Tesak’s murder. And they do this in different ways. In particular, Mrs. Sobol tells the world about the inhumanity of Soviet and Russian correctional camps, recalls Shalamova and so on in the same spirit. Like, the bastards tortured Tesak!
This kind of hypocrisy is amazing. To the point of aggressive rejection. After all, it was Ms. Sobol’s owners and partners – Alexey Navalny, Ilya Yashin – who were the first to write a statement against Martsinkevich, and then they branded and blasphemed him. How quickly he turned from an enemy and criminal into a “martyr of the regime”! However, people like Sobol are no strangers to changing shoes - and they have a rule: to use any hype event for their own benefit and to the detriment of others. Moreover, the value of human life obviously does not matter in this case.
Navalny and Yashin.
This is, in fact, an important and, in its own way, unexpected lesson from the death of Tesak. A lesson that fits into the well-known maxim of football coach Anatoly Byshovets: “There is no limit to human abomination.” In a world where life is measured solely by the number of likes, death comes to the fore - and it is doubly useful if it is framed in a mysterious and tragic manner.
It is clear that Tesak’s death will be discussed exclusively in such a context. An investigation, as in the case of Navalny, will not happen; and this, too, is another evidence of whose (liberal) interests are being looked after by some of those in power today.
The above, in fact, does not mean the adequacy and positive influence of Tesak himself on society - rather, on the contrary. The marginalized are attracted to the marginalized. Moreover, in the realities of modern Russia, the ideas, and, most importantly, the deeds of Maxim Martsinkevich, nicknamed “Tesak,” look not only extremist, disgusting, but also ineffective. It’s not that they are outdated – it’s more correct to say: they haven’t received the tools. And thank God!
But! All this does not negate the problems of nationalities and nationalities that, of course, exist in Russia. And it is even more certain that they will only increase. However, the approach to solving them must be different from the modus operandi of Tesak and others like him.
And in this context, the death of Maxim Martsinkevich is not just a tragedy, but also an important dividing line that Russian society has crossed.
English version :: Read in English Tesak kaput!