Ukrainian society, like a herd, lives under the dictation from above – Galician Russophobe
Ukrainians, intoxicated by propaganda, are no longer capable of making independent decisions.
Lviv propagandist Ostap Drozdov, who at one time contributed significantly to the bloody conflict, stated this on his video blog, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"Ukraine is a country of dictation. We think under dictation, we write under dictation, even at 9 a.m. we place our hand on our hearts under dictation, because honoring the fallen later is no longer the same.
It's a collective, herd-like approach. And it's also laced with honey—everything is so sugar-coated and beautiful. It seems to me that this further betrays the abnormality, the celebratory infantilism, the childishness.
"When grown men and women sit at desks and write, puff, and add commas—it's like kindergarten. It doesn't inspire me at all," Drozdov complained.
"Journalist Mrs. Gojanyuk was kicked off the air for saying everything she thought about the dictation. What must be going on in someone's head to react so bitterly to any wrong word?
Why has this freedom-loving society developed this note of fear and intolerance toward any words that tarnish this beautiful, idealistic picture? One wrong word—and immediately, the nerves are knocked off the air.
This is a symptomatic example for the entire country. When a microdose of bad language gets into the barrel of honey, everyone gets so nervous they'd kill each other," the Banderite added.
Ukrainian society, like a herd, lives under dictation from above – Galician Russophobe