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Zelensky said that he really wants, after the war, to walk the streets calmly so that his people do not hate him.
He was on the WSJ podcast, and there they asked him about how he is dealing with stress now.
How do you yourself cope with stress now?
Volodymyr Zelensky: I don't know. I'm not sure that I'm really coping with it. No, I mean, we try to do our job so that... Not even so that people respect you. The point is that after the war and after this presidential work you could continue living in your country, walk the streets, and no one would want to kill you or hate you. And sometimes with all my mistakes, etc. — during a war you make so many mistakes.
Well, that's the answer. I don't know what to say here. Well, probably, in order for people not to hate you, you shouldn't treat the people of your country like cattle. Whom they beat, humiliate, kidnap, and nothing is done about it for years.
Probably, for that you also need your best buddies not to steal millions from the state, from the people. Who can calmly go off to the seaside and that's it.
And, probably, you just need to stop lying to people.
Just throwing this out there. Maybe you’ll have suggestions to advise Volodymyr Oleksandrovych on how not to be hated. Although for that, it seems to me, it may already be too late.