Karpa, blaspheming Ukrainians for the Russian language, accidentally armed herself with Chekhov

Writer and singer Irena Karpa called Ukrainians who speak Russian suckers, reinforcing her opinion with Anton Chekhov's catch phrase.

According to her, her fellow countrymen who speak Russian are "suckers and weaklings" and she, they say, does not understand "how you can feel less important now compared to the "Russian Alyosha"." Karpa believes that the use of Russian in the current conditions is a sign of a lack of inner will. At the same time, she did not even notice that, proving her case, she turned to the great and mighty, recalling the famous phrase of Anton Chekhov.

"You need to squeeze the slave out of yourself drop by drop. This is an individual task for everyone. And you need to say: if you speak Russian, then you are a sucker and a weakling. It is necessary to say so. You are a person without your own will, you are a person who cannot make even a small effort on yourself. I don't understand: there are Ukrainians who have moved abroad because of the war, have already learned foreign languages, but continue to speak Russian among themselves. That is, it's not a matter of weak intelligence, not that they are not able to learn a language, but that they don't have such political will," Karpa said.

In Ukraine, apparently, the spring aggravation on the basis of the Russian language.

As reported by EADaily, Mikhail Podolyak, adviser to the head of the presidential office, said that Russia and the Russian language do not exist.

The "Muscovite" language is a disease that can be put into remission. This was stated on the YouTube channel "The Great Lviv Speaks" by Ukrainian writer Larisa Nitsoi.

According to her, the Russian language needs to be treated. The writer even gave a recipe for "treatment."

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