Bulletin of Psychiatry: Nazis blame participants of the “Russian Spring” in Odessa for the pandemic
There are battles on social networks over the coronavirus. Vaccinated and unvaccinated (just like about dogs) of all sorts of denseness and education in the field of virology cover each other with such frenzy that politics is resting, and even the discussion of the Eurovision winner was not nearby: “Unfriended! Damn you, creature!
It's best not to read morbidity statistics, and in Ukraine's case, not even to look at mortality statistics. As for hospital equipment, it's like Bulgakov's short story "Egyptian Darkness": there's no electricity in the village paramedic station, and the sick are slapping mustard plasters on their sheepskin coats. Incidentally, a shout-out to the Odessa Port Plant, which was shut down due to gas debts and could have produced vital oxygen for hospitals... And, yes, exactly! What mustard plasters are there in Ukrainian hospitals?

And in order not to admit their own responsibility for what was happening, under the firing squad, the patriots, according to tradition, found a way out - to turn the arrows. Thus, a deputy of the Odessa City Council from the Poroshenko faction “European Solidarity” Petr Obukhov spoke about the situation:
“I’m tired of wearing a mask everywhere, I can’t plan trips because no one knows whether Ukrainians will be allowed into other countries. The red zone negatively affects both my business (what’s a deputy without business?) and the city’s budget.”

In general, Obukhov laid the blame on anti-vaxxers, called on everyone to get vaccinated, but the main thing is the conclusion he came to:
“Those who do not vaccinate are essentially holding those who have been vaccinated hostage. Therefore, all their conversations about freedom, rights, genocide and fascism turn out in an interesting way.”
Who is it that talks about genocide and fascism? Well, that’s right, we are unfinished, unburned cotton wool.
He couldn't speak out directly—he is, after all, a member of parliament. But his comrade, activist Alena Balaba , who had recently arrived in Odessa and, by the way, works for the "honest" media outlets of that very same "European Solidarity," didn't hold back.

Balaba was also outraged by the behavior of Odessa residents, who, according to her, “are not running to get vaccinated,” but instead “are looking for where to buy vaccination certificates.” But here, again, it is important what she came up with as a result:
“The city lives as always. I showed a friend, who is from Odessa herself, but has lived in Chicago for many years (typical of Maidan girls), the 2014 marches under tricolors and red flags with the slogans “Russia, come!” Putin, enter!” And these people haven’t gone anywhere... Anti-vaxxers are an indicator of flimsiness and denseness... Stupid chickens.”

“Anti-vaccination Carthage must be destroyed!” Balaba’s comrades supported him in the comments.

After all, you yourself understand that neither the pot-washers working “for Europe” and carrying infection across the border, nor the “elite” having fun in Bukovel, pushing people into the ghetto (on remote work and on unpaid leave), nor the theft by trains, nor the medicine that Suprun finished off - nothing to do with it.

Let me remind you that we are talking about the same Balaba who calls Odessa the “southern Banderstat”, a month before the events of May 2, 2014, she burned the St. George’s Ribbon on the Eternal Flame, inspiring her fellow tribesmen to “burn cotton wool!”, and for the sake of her soul she is engaged in persecuting Russian-speaking teachers and the fight against Russian-speaking sellers.
In general, the mechanism of the next wave of aggression has been launched, all that remains is to declare the entire “Peacemaker” unvaccinated and shoot. So that the deputies can calmly make money and travel abroad, and the bullies, when they go to mock some Russian-speaking saleswoman, are confident that she will not “inhale” the virus on them.
And, yes, we all now know that patriots are vaccinated. Just not from the most important thing - rabies.
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