Inertia
September 20, 2016 – 19:24
The tape continues with a dog “divinatory and antidote”.
Hello, people! Enough with that already!
First, understand one thing – even if hypothetically, the 18th went to vote absolutely all opposition-minded Russian citizens, and even 99% of absolutely all citizens, would not change absolutely n-I-b-e-g-o! We would see exactly the same image as it is today. This is important.
Secondly. There is one thing I will point here in the post, because in PM and in comments visible to the ambiguous hints, reproaches have, as I repeat – I did not vote because they do not see elections elections. I do not think that in Russia there is democracy, do not believe absolutely that there is fair judiciary, independent political parties and the living Constitution.
Third. However, I respect people, those who honestly and unselfishly believed that it is possible to change something through elections and honest work in the electoral commissions, observers and voters sincerely. It is your absolute right. But…
There is one thing. All calling for the need to attend elections at present and taking part in them unwittingly gave a garbled message to the world community that the country has a Constitution, democratic institutions and an adequate judicial system. You agree with false assurances of the ruling regime that we have the right choice and agreed to play their game. Nevertheless, I believe that your actions led sincere feelings and emotions for the country, without doubt. And you are not guilty in a massive fraud, much like me and I like. In General I have nothing against the electoral system, but on the condition that they are in the country, fostering democratic values and principles.
Fourth. Crimea is annexed the territory of Ukraine. In international law there is no concept of “Restoring historical justice” is the concept of “Annexation”. Elections in a country with a voting electorate of the annexed territories are de facto illegitimate from the point of view of present international law. But voting with the continental part of the Russian Federation, in fact, with this annexation agreed.
Fifth. Instead of looking to blame, you need to merge. The creation of alternative movements with not one “defies the charismatic” leader and a team of expert professionals who have if not an MBA, then at least fully adequate picture of the situation of Affairs on the global political scene and capable of concrete steps in all fields of international relations. There they are.
Sixth – once again, carefully read the first paragraph, do not try to convince me otherwise and to impose a different view. Pluralism, as one of the principles of a democratic society is pluralism, though… what is there to hell with democracy in Russia…
Bateau Bulanov
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