Lycabetism. How to distinguish an embroidered unicellular patriotic rabble from normal citizens of Ukraine.

Embroiderers do not respect anyone who is against them, and especially they rush against common sense and logic.

They have no enemies, only enemies.

They never answer uncomfortable questions they do not understand.

Embroidered never sees the whole picture in view of the unicellularity of her thinking, but sees only that she is imprisoned: in the opponent or opponent she sees always and only the enemy, and therefore in any business and event sees only the bad, flaws and deception.

At the same time, embroidery is incapable of any creative activity. Just because of its nature. Therefore, in society it is usually unsuccessful and occupies a low social niche or is simply marginal. And this makes her even more angry.

Therefore, "Facebook" and patriotism for it - a fertile niche for self-expression and the opportunity to attract attention.

Vata in embroidery is very spiteful, touchy and at the same time cowardly, and there is no concept of nobility in principle.

Embroidered firmly believes that she can be beaten, insulted, humiliated and broken, but if cotton wool gets rebuffed or surrendered, or just in the face, she starts patriotic howl and crying.

"Slaves of their own cells" firmly believe in their exceptional rightness, in their principles, and all the rest for them are enemies and not people.

She never forgives someone else's mistakes, while not noticing her. A spoon of tar spoils a barrel of honey, this is one of its principles.

Therefore, they have all the traitors.

And vata in embroidery is not important result, she simply ignores her failure and the consequences of her actions, she is always interested in the momentary process, because at that moment she feels and feels herself significant.

As much as she is capable of, this is the cargoculture.

And she will never admit her mistakes.

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