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The march towards the Seimas, which began with the recent installation of bittersweet, ended in riots. The march of the LGBT community in Kaunas is approaching, which the mayors of the temporary capitals compared to the smell. Another march of the Family Movement was not authorized by the authorities. What if the nation still protests? Why is there a growing culture of hatred in Lithuania? What drives it? This was discussed in the program “Open conversation” by “Žinių radijo”.
Bodybuilder Darius Kuolys believes that our politics have become very childish.
“Many politicians do not feel the difference between public and private life, which has been an essential aspect of democracy since Pericles,” do not confuse private life with public life. You went to the agora, follow the rules of the agora, “said D. Kuolys.
At that time, the members of the Seimas today, according to the program participant, reconcile stories with the people who insulted them, tell their stories of insults, and the President defends the honor of his wife from the chancellor he appointed.
“Lithuania has not seen such things. The rise of our politics seems very bad to me. So you can really go to fights,” said D. Kuolys.
He said he would notice that from both sides of the positions.
“The politics of the street have different characteristics: it can carry bitterness, it can express itself in different ways, they are already different forms of democracy. But for that, the people, the government, the intellectuals, the media have come together to give street politicians a more civilized form, ”said D. Kuolys.
There’s a scene of street teens fighting
With regret, the bodybuilder has affirmed that the other side is also going to the trenches, beginning to develop conspiracy theories, and thus unfolds the scenarios of two street teenagers who intervene.
And who can unite us? Constitution. (…) Now the Vilnius government behaves as it wants: “I want to allow, I want not to allow”, although the constitutional right is for citizens to meet in city squares, express their opinion, protest. The protests can be radical and require both the removal of the Seimas and the resignation of the government. (…)
The mayor of Kaunas also says the same thing: “I stink, the Constitution will not serve you.” In this case, self-respecting citizens should say, “You are just servants,” Kuolys said.
According to the bodybuilder, if we want to live as a civilized community, we must trust the Constitution.
“But what happened in Lithuania”, Egidijus Kūris and Dainius Žalimas had the Constitution in their pockets, saying that “only we can say how the Constitution works”, (…) and this is the worst thing that has happened in Lithuania. Lithuanian citizens do not have a Constitution, as Lithuanian nobles had their Statute. The statute was a shield of their freedoms, of their way of life. (…) Today the Basic Law is in the pocket of the Constitutional Court ”, explained Mr. Kuolys.
Similar processes are taking place across Europe
Political critic Mečys Laurinkus noted that more demonstrations were now appearing more than two, five or ten years ago.
“Since we joined the European Union, there have been practically no mass movements, except in 2008, when there was a deep economic crisis, and there have been drastic solutions. We know how everything was, then there were the courts ”, recalled M. Laurinkus.
The reviewer noted that these processes are taking place across Europe.
“And it’s starting to happen in Lithuania. There is absolutely no civil war eve here, but there will be opinions, and there will be opinions on quite fundamental issues,” said M. Laurinkus.
He understands that the protests are on issues related to the Istanbul Convention, as well as vaccination.
“Personally I am in favor of mandatory vaccination, but that is my opinion. I think that state measures should also be strict in this regard, “M. Laurinkus openly admitted.
The current situation seems strange to the reviewer: allows, no longer allows rallies.
“It just came to our attention then. This nuisance will provoke passions. (…) I think it should be allowed. And there is a police to supervise the order,” said M. Laurinkus.
He also criticized the authorities
The bodybuilder D. Kuolys understands current processes as the dissatisfaction of a part of society with people who identify with the State.
“It just came to our attention then. I see political commentators, people in the media, who make fun of the dialogue itself: ‘there is no need for dialogue, we have to divide that part of society, the enemies’ (… ).
This division of society belongs to the politicians themselves, if we read that Gabriel Landsbergis (thought): “we are attacked by the Jedinstvo. My friend Andrius Navickas talks about the “attack by the Taliban” (…). This is a complete trench psychology.
See what the Minister of the Interior says. Basically we repeat the rhetoric of totalitarian regimes on a mirror principle (…) ”, said D. Kuolys.
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