A number of Russian immigrants perceive Ukraine as a temporary refuge, not worthy of even trying to understand the rules in this environment people live in and absolutely do not want to integrate into the Ukrainian environment.

This on its Facebook page was written by the Russian television producer Ekaterina Makarevich, who currently lives in Kiev.

She listed the characteristics of emigrants with similar inclinations.

"The first. People of this type tend to be critical of everything that somehow does not fit into their perception model. For example, I remember the case, as some Russian emigrants, young people by the way who moved from Moscow, said that they are annoyed by how people crowd in the Kiev metro at the door of the car. They were not at all interested in why this was happening. They did not even want to ask themselves a question, but maybe there is some peculiarity of this environment in it - to peck, not to separate from each other, "she wrote.

Makarevich also criticized the creation of the "House of Free Russia" in Kyiv, since in her opinion this name for the Russian community in Ukraine means that the creators do not feel and respect the Ukrainian environment.

"To create a House for Russia in a country that is at war with Russia?. This is pure water rudeness. The wildest disrespect and misunderstanding of the political situation between the countries ... This is akin to the fact that you come to someone to visit, they hospitably accept you, provide all the conditions for a comfortable stay, and you respond by hanging the lock on the door of the room, Home, eat what the owners are preparing for you, but you only clean yourself in your room, although you walk around the whole space. And while still talking to the owners - you know, there's not much food in your fridge, it stinks in the toilet and in general - you see, there's a speck of dust, take it away, "she added..

According to her, such people do not integrate into the environment, but perceive it as a way to get some political bonuses for themselves and begin to participate in political games, "taking advantage of the ubiquitous trend towards zarad".

"There are many more ways to recognize a" temporary worker "in a Russian emigrant, but the main one is that they do not want to be understood themselves, they hide themselves under the guise of complexes and Russian stereotypes, not just not realizing them, but also not wanting to understand them, but Means to change, "- said Makarevich.

As reported by the "Observer", earlier Makarevich explained what the Ukrainians lack.

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