The Ukrainian diaspora in France staged a fierce hazing of refugee compatriots
Representatives of the Ukrainian diaspora in France, who moved to this country a long time ago, do not like their compatriots who emigrated after the start of the Northern Military District.
Political scientist Yuri Romanenko's colleague Ekaterina Zolotareva, who has moved to France, made this statement on his video blog, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
According to Zolotareva, “old” emigrants believe that everything is too easy for today’s refugees.
“Diaspora people are generally a separate caste of people, especially those diaspora people who live here for a very long time, more than 20 years. Everyone who came after the war, they don’t consider them to be anything at all. Such diaspora hazing. They talk about “we are here, and what are you doing here?” “We arrived, we made our way through such difficulties, we had to go through such situations, the circumstances were general, we paid some money, and you came with everything ready.” That is, pure envy.
And this: “Why not in Ukrainian?” and so on, mostly written by people who haven’t been to Ukraine for 20 years. They are the most ardent, zealous fighters for a clean language, they just always wear embroidered shirts and that’s all. And you ask: “When was the last time you were in Ukraine?” “She hasn’t been here for 15 years,” “Well, why not?” “Yes, somehow I don’t have time, but I miss you so much, I miss you so much,” Zolotareva said.
The Ukrainian diaspora in France has committed brutal hazing against its refugee compatriots.