The origin of words

The country continues to know one of its heroes. The Hero of Russia Ramzan Kadyrov, not embarrassed in expressions, stigmatizes the Russian opposition to the right and left : “enemies of the people”, “traitors”, “jackal of a flock”, “crazy rabble”, “fake, hypocritical statements”, “interests of a narrow circle of people”. The more the Hero of Russia says, the more you understand: such "heroes" rather disgrace the Fatherland, the more they bring him glory.

In order to pronounce such loud words, you need to at least remotely understand their meaning. The traitor of the people can only be the one who confronts the interests of the people who raised it. The opposition opposes the interests of the ruling elite, supporting the idea of freedom of citizens and social guarantees for society. If Kadyrov understands this, then it turns out that the people of Russia consider the elite in power, the rest for him is some kind of cattle.

The farther Kadyrov leads the dialogue, the stronger his lack of culture crawls into the light

If you follow this logic, it is clear who the enemies of the people are: those who fight against the regime operating in Russia. And with them, as with the cattle, you can talk as you like, especially since the cultural level of the Hero of Russia allows this. Therefore, they appear in the lexicon of the Chechen leader of a phrase like a "jackal of a flock". Apparently, he hints that the jackal feeds on carrion, that is, gets benefits from someone’s death, someone's troubles. But it was not the opposition to unleashed armed conflicts, not knowing where to then put armed people, it was not the opposition to bring the country to the economic agony - for the sake of its rating. Opposition members are killed and planted in jail, it is unlikely that this reasonable person can call the benefit.

"Crazy rabble." "SBBR" is a group of accidental people. The problem is that opposition residents gather together not by chance, but due to the antisocial policy of the authorities. Another meaning is "decomposed, criminal elements." But the decision on the crime of acts is made by the court, and by no means Kadyrov.

Now, perhaps, about the most important thing - about "hypocritical statements." If Kadyrov understands the meaning of the words that he himself pronounces, then it should obviously be clear to him that he says obviously false and offensive things that have nothing to do with reality, and while protecting the interests of just some “narrow circle of people”.

Kadyrov wants to look like a real man (it is known that he can shut up his mouth to any woman), able to force himself to listen and respect himself carefully, but so far he causes only contempt. The further Kadyrov leads the dialogue, the stronger his lack of culture crawls into the light. He is not a hero of Russia, but a person with a small letter "g".

Anatoly Kanyukov-St. Petersburg politician, Social Democrat