В комментариях к вчерашней записи, "О Путине", я написал , что трамиста невозможно отличить от пародии на трамписта. And I really mean it. Абсолютно. Теперь возьмем не рядового трамписта, а Такера Карлсона. Карлсон про Ына. Начинает он за здравие -- последний по-настоящему сталинистский режим и т. п. Но суть его комментария не в этом, суть вот в чем: You've got to be honest about what it means to lead a country, it means killing people. Not on the scale that North Koreans do, but a lot of countries commit atrocities, including a number that we're closely allied with. So, you know, I'm not a relativist or anything, but it is important to be honest about that. And it's not necessarily a choice between, you know, the evil people and the great people; it is a choice most of the time between the bad people and the worse people. That's kind of nature of life and certainly nature of power. Tucker Carlson justifies KJU's murderous regime: "You've got to be honest about what it means to lead a country, it means killing people. A lot of countries commit atrocities, including our allies." Carlson adds, 'it's silly and stupid to point out KJU is 'so mean'' pic.twitter.com/FpAKFQUB3c — Lis Power (@LisPower1) June 30, 2019 Интересно, кстати, каков сейчас рейтинг одобрения Ына среди республиканцев. Мы знаем, что рейтинг Путина среди республиканцев взлетел с Трампом. Вероятно, у рейтинга Ына похожая судьба.