5 thoughts on “These Westerners Are Literally Bigger Ukrainophobes Than I Will Ever Be”
I believe the biggest problem here, is how a lot of Westerners don’t really listen. They wanna support someone or some country and you tell them how that’s not gonna work, and they’ll be like “cut the ackzhuolly bullshit already” and come up with all sorts of names to call you. But when shits hit the fans, they’ll have a really strong reaction… abnormally strong to be frankly, due to the feeling of being let down. Well, none of that would happen if they learn to listen.
This unwillingness to listen, combined with held in anger due to being conditioned to be super empathetic…all of these will lead to extremism rising across US and EU. At some point, they may lose rights to dig as Islamists, as they share the exact same type of irrationality as them.
To better put, I’d say until the recession hit and we end up with Occupy Wall Street and Tea Party in early 2010s, and then with age of social media and all the micro-activists, most Westerners never paid attention to politics and not everyone can pick up things fast. That, combined with the forced empathy, we get what we see here.
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I believe the biggest problem here, is how a lot of Westerners don’t really listen. They wanna support someone or some country and you tell them how that’s not gonna work, and they’ll be like “cut the ackzhuolly bullshit already” and come up with all sorts of names to call you. But when shits hit the fans, they’ll have a really strong reaction… abnormally strong to be frankly, due to the feeling of being let down. Well, none of that would happen if they learn to listen.
This unwillingness to listen, combined with held in anger due to being conditioned to be super empathetic…all of these will lead to extremism rising across US and EU. At some point, they may lose rights to dig as Islamists, as they share the exact same type of irrationality as them.
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I think the West always had a large contingent of people that never supported Ukraine in this.
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Still in the minority, I mean Germany had like 20% opposing it.
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The same numbers in the Czech Republic but 20% is still significant.
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To better put, I’d say until the recession hit and we end up with Occupy Wall Street and Tea Party in early 2010s, and then with age of social media and all the micro-activists, most Westerners never paid attention to politics and not everyone can pick up things fast. That, combined with the forced empathy, we get what we see here.
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