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He supported Zelensky’s political campaign, that doesn’t make them friends. Zelensky also stripped him of his Ukrainian citizenship.
by jeffdn 4y ago
He supported Zelensky’s political campaign, that doesn’t make them friends. Zelensky also stripped him of his Ukrainian citizenship.
- llanowarelves 4y ago
- jeffdn 4y agoConsidering Zelensky has only been president for three years, you’ve just made very clear what your agenda is.
- llanowarelves 4y ago
- ogogmad 4y agoThe only commonality between those 3 people is that they're Jewish. There are good and bad people from every race and gender. "Russian" in the case you're talking about is not an ethnicity, so it's a false equivalence. I recommend you pull yourself away from the Anti-Semitic Point Of No Return. That way leads to social ostracism, and for no good reason at all. [edit] As I said elsewhere, I stand corrected. I thought you were dog-whistling.
- jimmygrapes 4y agoI'm shadow banned so no harm in this comment, but: I really hope you reflect on this idea of "dog whistle" considering you heard it
- ogogmad 4y agoThis is reaching you late, but you're not shadow-banned.
- ogogmad 4y ago"Kin"? If you mean to be anti-Semitic, you'll find yourself banned from this website.
- llanowarelves 4y agoThey are both Ukranian and have intertwined big media backgrounds. Whether they are practicing a religion I don't know. And depending on the part of Ukraine, they are either closer to Polish or Russian (some % Mongolian), despite both countries Slavic. Ukranians calling Russians "orcs" during the war is quite interesting given that we would normally call that moniker racist.
- ogogmad 4y agoI thought you were anti-Semitic dog-whistling. I stand corrected.