Perhaps all political careers must end, inevitably, in failure. But few politicians have had careers as meteoric, as surprising, as consequential or as heroic as that of Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky. In just five years he has gone from TV comedian to victor of the biggest presidential landslide in his country’s history to inspiring wartime
    • ☆ Yσɠƚԋσʂ ☆OP
      12•18 days ago

      Ah yes, The Spectator, one of the most rabidly anti-Russian publications, have all of a sudden adopted a pro-Russian narrative. It’s quite something to witness libs react when their ideological bubble is burst. 🤡

        • Anarcho-BolshevikEnglish
          16•18 days ago

          Are you saying that the reason that 88% of Ukrainians would not vote to reelect Zelensky is that they’re all traitors to their country?

          Is this a joke?

          • @K1nsey6@lemmy.ml
            7•17 days ago

            They are so braindead from decades of red scare propaganda they jump to ‘Russia’ from the slightest critique of US imperialism

    • Bobr
      10•17 days ago

      ^ That’s btw what happens in Ukraine as well. If you are against dictatorships, or turning a country into a prison, or kidnapping innocent people off the streets to send them to their deaths - you will find at least one [politician] who will say that you are “a Russian” (and therefore it’s morally okay to do whatever to you, as we all know - Russians aren’t humans, they are orcs, right?) :)

      (Of course, the longer the dictatorship gets, the less effective this trick becomes…)