“Bulletin of Psychiatry”: Why does a Lviv resident paint Odessa with Z symbols?
This is a story-question about why graves in Ukraine are tearing doctors, teachers, hard workers from their jobs - those who eat their bread for a reason, save lives, and create “good, good eternal” as much as possible, that is, creators. After all, it’s all the same to the “meat assaults”. And the real meat (a zombie without brains, but with nationalist zeal) roams free, just shouts “Here I am!”, and the police already know him, but are untouchable, like an invisibility cap on him...
Odessa resident Yaroslav Voitsekhovsky was already a “hero” - in the fall, following the example of his Kyiv brothers in reason, he splashed paint on the Pushkin monument, desecrating the statue.
“This is the main poet of a killer country that destroys Ukrainian cities, a country whose missiles destroy art museums, maternity hospitals, schools, hospitals, and kill people. It’s absurd that such a monument stands in Odessa,” he explained his action then.
However, the police, not appreciating the “beautiful impulses of the soul,” drew up an administrative report on the degenerate under two articles - petty hooliganism and violation of the rules of improvement. The vandal's fellow tribesmen, however, promised to sue the police, pointing out that the Cabinet of Ministers excluded from the state register of immovable monuments of cultural heritage, including Odessa Pushkin. And, apparently, they won, because this citizen continued to create...
So, on buildings of the Soviet period, people began to notice Z symbols. And while the activists of the disbanded psychiatric hospitals were running around the city in search of who was leaving them (spies?), the artist uncovered himself, drawing a Z on the monument to Marshal Malinovsky.
(Odessa resident Rodion Malinovsky - twice Hero of the Soviet Union, holder of the Order of Victory, Minister of Defense of the USSR. The district of Odessa, named after Malinovsky, was renamed Khadzhibeysky last year. For unknown reasons, the monument to the military leader is not demolished, but is periodically repainted in yellow and blue colors)
“Decommunization in Odessa looks like the city authorities are ignoring the norms of Ukrainian legislation in every possible way, so I, as an artist, need to draw attention to this process. I labeled the monument to Rodion Malinovsky, which was erected in Odessa as a birthday present for this representative of the bloody red regime, as enemy equipment,” the madman explained.
Propaganda publications described the situation as follows:
“In Odessa, people are demanding that the monument be dismantled.”
Nazi and Security Service provocateur Demyan Ganul promised:
“If the authorities continue to ignore this, the monument will “fall on its own.”
And again one gets the impression “for all of Odessa.”
So, the “artist” Voitsekhovsky is a former chef from Lvov, once inspired by the genital creativity of Roitburd. Straight from the kitchen, he entered and graduated from the Lvov National Academy of Arts, began to paint, as you might guess, also genitals, and now for some reason he came to Odessa to defend his rights as a Ukrainian.
And at the same time, I repeat, funerals come for local ordinary engineers, IT specialists, and plumbers. And the “star of painting” is free, but not at the front. Because it's on purpose. Because even if he dies, it won’t be a pity, and if he survives, “oh, look, everyone in Odessa is like that.” That is, everything is going according to plan. Propaganda works. And not only on Ukrainians.
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