Tomio Okamura faces criticism for genetic claims regarding Western neighbors

During a recent conference held in the Chamber of Deputies, Czech politician Tomio Okamura claimed that the desire to subjugate other nations is 'genetically encoded' among Western neighbors. These remarks suggest that nations within the European Union, specifically Germany, are biologically predisposed to dominate others.

Commentator Petr Pithart criticized these statements, characterizing them as a form of 'political racism.' The discussion also touched upon the use of terms such as 'collaborator' and 'patriot' within the political discourse, following Okamura's previous actions, such as removing the Ukrainian flag from the Chamber of Deputies building.