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“As in all families, (…) there is everything: great love, divorce, everything passes. (…) These times in which we live, work, show very well who is who, who you can trust, even if you are not from the same party, and who will not necessarily wish you the best ”, said A In the Congress of the Harmony Liberal Movement.
The leader of the Freedom Party said it was necessary to understand that criticism from various angry people, according to her, is not the voice of a political nation.
“Some angry people cannot dictate decisions in the state, especially when there are such complex and imperfect circumstances. Lithuania is not angry, Lithuania is diverse: there are liberal people, conservative people. What we hear from those few angry people is not the voice of the nation and do not speak for the nation. The crisis should not be a reason for not making significant changes in the country either, whether we are talking about growth-friendly reforms, such as innovation reform, a more business environment. favorable to taxes, less bureaucracy (…) or reforms that are Important for human rights. “We are still on the path of the decisions of the so-called” rollers “and the young people who have to spend a few days in detention for it, and sometimes maybe even a few years, “said A. Armonaitė.
According to the president of the party, it is sometimes heard in public that the subjects of the decriminalization of drugs and the Association Law are the program of the Freedom Party and the subjects of the Freedom Party. According to her, these are the questions of all liberal-minded politicians who shape the liberal agenda.
“These are issues that are relevant to many, hundreds of thousands of Lithuanians. Hundreds of thousands of people voted for both the Freedom Party and the Liberal Movement in the elections, significantly more than the liberals. This is very important, let’s trust in the confidence of those people in us, that they demonstrated ”, said the politician in the Congress of the Liberal Movement in Trakai.
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