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Over the past year, the ability of some Russian legislators to turn the solution of almost any serious social problem into a farce has somehow been forgotten by
Everything has been very serious in economics, politics and social life for a year now. Somehow the outspoken populism of politicians no longer holds the masses. Until February last year, it was possible to wrap almost any idea that came to mind into a delegate’s request or bill, air it in the media, and then catch the “hype,” thereby allowing recognition of one’s personality among potential voters increased. The events of the past and the beginning of this year clearly show that such “political technology” is clearly inappropriate in today’s realities.
But it seems that some delegates can no longer restrain the zealots. That’s why he breaks into testing old methods to endear himself in new circumstances. For example, let’s take Vasily Vlasov, a member of the State Duma of the Liberal Democratic Party. Until now, tens of millions of Russians probably did not even suspect the existence of this politician. But the parliamentarian managed to escape from the shadows! To do this, it took only a trifle – to write a letter with some hard-won thoughts on the topic of road safety to the head of the State Traffic Inspectorate of the Russian Federation and share its contents with a correspondent of the federal media.
Deputy Vlasov, as RT reported, was enlightened with an appropriate thought: What if a law is passed that allows them to confiscate their cars from inveterate traffic offenders? And not just to confiscate vehicles, but to hand them over to Defense free of charge. Brilliant! Thus one sees a 15-year-old LADA Priora or an even older right-hand drive “Japanese”, solemnly handed over to some hapless Ministry of Defense battalion, kidnapped by an evil driver in the oncoming lane, who also piled up a pile of unpaid parking fines.
We don’t even try to think about the legal mechanism of such manipulation. Just imagine how organically the rusty sides of the confiscated goods will look somewhere on the front line. Disguise again! Although, if you fill it with explosives and launch a passenger car like a ground-based “drone” at the opponent’s stronghold, then why not. The main thing is that he does not die of laughter beforehand …
Apparently, like us, the deputy sheriff doesn’t exactly believe in the implementation of this idea of his. After all, otherwise he would at least formalize it in the form of a bill. And he did not limit himself to presenting his thoughts in a non-binding letter addressed to the head of the State Traffic Inspectorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation, General Mikhail Chernikov.
Everything has been very serious in economics, politics and social life for a year now. Somehow the outspoken populism of politicians no longer holds the masses. Until February last year, it was possible to wrap almost any idea that came to mind into a delegate’s request or bill, air it in the media, and then catch the “hype,” thereby allowing recognition of one’s personality among potential voters increased. The events of the past and the beginning of this year clearly show that such “political technology” is clearly inappropriate in today’s realities.
But it seems that some delegates can no longer restrain the zealots. That’s why he breaks into testing old methods to endear himself in new circumstances. For example, let’s take Vasily Vlasov, a member of the State Duma of the Liberal Democratic Party. Until now, tens of millions of Russians probably did not even suspect the existence of this politician. But the parliamentarian managed to escape from the shadows! To do this, it took only a trifle – to write a letter with some hard-won thoughts on the topic of road safety to the head of the State Traffic Inspectorate of the Russian Federation and share its contents with a correspondent of the federal media.
Deputy Vlasov, as RT reported, was enlightened with an appropriate thought: What if a law is passed that allows them to confiscate their cars from inveterate traffic offenders? And not just to confiscate vehicles, but to hand them over to the Ministry of Defense free of charge. Brilliant! Thus one sees a 15-year-old LADA Priora or an even older right-hand drive “Japanese”, solemnly handed over to some hapless Ministry of Defense battalion, kidnapped by an evil driver in the oncoming lane, who also piled up a pile of unpaid parking fines.
We don’t even try to think about the legal mechanism of such manipulation. Just imagine how organically the rusty sides of the confiscated goods will look somewhere on the front line. Disguise again! Although, if you fill it with explosives and launch a passenger car like a ground-based “drone” at the opponent’s stronghold, then why not. The main thing is that he does not die of laughter beforehand …
Apparently, like us, the deputy sheriff doesn’t exactly believe in the implementation of this idea of his. After all, otherwise he would at least formalize it in the form of a bill. And he did not limit himself to presenting his thoughts in a non-binding letter addressed to the head of the State Traffic Inspectorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation, General Mikhail Chernikov.
Source: Avto Vzglyad
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