I have been following the discussion around the Pohoda festival for the last few days. I read statements from politicians, commentators and hundreds of people's reactions. The more I read them, the more I feel that it is no longer about criticizing the festival. I feel that criticism has become a political project. A political project that needs an enemy.
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I have been following the discussion around the Pohoda festival for the last few days. I read statements from politicians, commentators and hundreds of people's reactions. The more I read them, the more I feel that it is no longer about criticizing the festival. I feel that criticism has become a political project. A political project that needs an enemy.