The hysteria continues

There is an active promotion of the topic that “Navalny acts like Hitler!”
Let’s leave aside the topic that we are dealing with a typical case of Reductio ad Hitlerum, that is, a complete lack of rational arguments among Navalny’s critics.
Moreover, it is curious that people who themselves have never spoken in front of a crowd of one hundred thousand (and few people in Russia have such experience, to be honest) and even in front of a meeting are starting to talk about how he shouted loudly and that he shouldn’t have done that. several thousand people on the street.
Sorry, I don’t want to offend anyone, but do you seriously believe that on the podium of a rally, in front of tens of thousands of different people, you can mumble intelligently? Feel free to talk? Shy to ask?
Navalny may be completely different in a different audience.
But why does everyone think that he personifies the entire audience and that his opinion is the correct one?
I personally am not ready to freeze in the cold for three hours and listen to soulful cooing, excuse me.
For this purpose there are private clubs and family dinners.
If a person goes to the podium, he must speak loudly, brightly, figuratively.
So that everyone can hear and so that as many people as possible answer “yes” or “no” when he asks them a question, because this is the only way to make the rally interactive.
Alas, the transformation of our politics into a miniature club of frustrated intellectuals has played a bad joke on everyone.
Now he perceives a normal performance as something unusual.
What people are trying to judge is, I repeat, people who would hardly be able to say anything to those gathered.
And they certainly couldn’t ignite people and share their energy and their faith with them.

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