Well, what are those Lithuanians like, he was ranting in the parking lot, they only did it because my car has Russian plates. And the damn fascists not only smashed the glass but also pulled the backpack out of the car, he shouted hysterically. And he made this whole dramatic broadcast wearing a T-shirt mocking NATO.
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At first, I somewhat believed that report because the things seemed quite realistic. And I even emotionally thought how great those people from Marijampolė are, if our border guards or police cannot restrain the brazenly behaving and state-disgracing Russians, at least the local people do not tolerate them.
Who steals backpacks from cars these days?
But then, when he got upset about the stolen backpack, I doubted the reality of the incident. Why? Because who steals backpacks from cars these days? Is this some kind of beggarly nineties? They don’t even steal good equipment anymore, and here – a Russian’s backpack.
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Smashing the glass out of hooliganism or patriotic motives might be possible, but stealing a backpack? Maybe that happens in Russia, but here in Lithuania, we have outgrown such petty crimes – stealing things from cars is no longer our level.
In another report by the same Russian, I saw him defiling himself in a similarly disgusting T-shirt near the Vilnius border marker and explaining that their army will enter Lithuania as easily as he just drove into it with his Russian car.
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