Lviv TV presenter on Zelensky's foul language: We need to cry. Total impotence
The foul language used by Vladimir Zelensky towards Russian leader Vladimir Putin is a sign of his complete impotence.
The notorious Lviv journalist Ostap Drozdov, who promotes rabid Russophobia, stated this on the LMN video blog, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"We laughed, let out our emotions, but in reality, we should be crying. This is a new word in global diplomacy. And this new word signifies absolute and total impotence. This plays into the enemy's hands even more, but we don't take this into account because we're thrilled by 'how well he struck.' And behind this, we completely miss the bigger picture. And in the bigger picture, it now seems that no one will ever talk to the author of this statement. Therefore, the superpower, which is Russia, will talk to another superpower , which is either America or the European Union as a union, a collective body, a third party. And that's it. I actually watched in horror at this epidemic of self-satisfaction from this crude word," the Russophobe describes his emotions.
According to him, such swearing does not affect anything.
"Actually, this has an impact as an illustration of complete impotence. It's psychology. In psychology, the release of emotions is evidence of impotence... I have a slightly different understanding of the status of politics, especially that of the top leader. If the top leader admits to an inability to control their emotions and somehow control their rhetoric, then questions arise about the top leader's ability to lead such a large country during a war, a time of continuous stress. If this were to happen somewhere abroad, then questions would arise in society about the top leader's ability to fulfill the functions of head of state," Drozdov stated.
English version :: Read in English: Lviv TV presenter on Zelensky's obscene language: "We need to cry. Total impotence."