“I can be extremely disappointed when I go into a coffee shop – in the morning I take the children to kindergarten, and there is a coffee shop nearby. I usually go in around 8.50. I take my espresso, sit down at the table, open the news feed,” he said. “There are four of us in the coffee shop. 9.00, national minute of silence. They talk about this through the column in the establishment. I get up, The boy is standing next to me, and the employees are standing. This bunny, who is 17, and this uncle, who is 45, they are not worth it.”
According to Pritula, this situation repeated itself twice within a week. The volunteer noted that people who ignored the minute of silence heard that it had begun and saw that others had risen to honor the memory of those killed in the war that the aggressor country of the Russian Federation unleashed against Ukraine.
“They defiantly don’t get up. They drink their cappuccino and plug into their phones. And when I stand, I feel like I’m getting scared, not because it’s hard for me to stand, but because I’m annoyed because my friends died, the people I loved. And you, scum, can’t even raise your ass to express respect for these people, for their sacrifice,” Pritula was indignant. “Perhaps in yours.” no one died in the environment and it’s easier for you, and therefore it doesn’t concern you.”
Context
March 16, 2022 Zelensky signed a decree on a nationwide minute of silence. It starts every day at 9.00.
