The trend of "hating the haters". Ukrainians have begun to massively condemn those who incite public debates

“On the one hand, this may indicate that society is less likely to generalize and stigmatize groups. On the other hand, anxiety and fear are looking for an easy way out. So it’s easier to find a scapegoat than to understand the rules and responsibilities. Social networks intensify personal conflicts, not complex conversations about politics and systemic solutions. That’s why cases like the Berlin case discussed not security standards, but a specific person on whom it was convenient to vent their emotions”, Kostyantyn Kvurt, Chairman of the Board of the NGO “Internews-Ukraine”.