The paradox of the past

He was born in Moscow, lived in Bakhmut, and then went to Ryazan. But he returned. He moved to Kyiv, and somewhere there, in the shadows, served either in the Soviet, Russian, or Ukrainian army. Anti-Semite? Yes, gossip suggests that he glorified Hitler and spoke unflatteringly about Ukraine. He sought fame in the most terrible way, deciding to end his existence not with his own hands. He burned down his apartment so that there would be no turning back. He went out into the street with the intention of killing random people, waiting for them to stop him. We associate this with terror, but the real threat is in each and every one of these lost, schizophrenic individuals. Just think, how many of them exist? They feed on the politics promoted by the OPZH, as well as on hateful Russian-language Telegram channels. They are also in the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Deep Ukrainian-Russian-Soviet people. Society needs action, needs truth, without illusions and compromises. To break all ties with the Soviet past, supporting democratic values and developing Ukrainian culture. This process is a struggle, not some kind of imitation of actions. It is time to act, it is time to get rid of irresponsibility. Enough talking! Enough tolerating! We will have a real future without the stains of the past.

Original source: https://espreso.tv/