Pauliukaitis criticized the march against racism: do you know what scared me beyond that poster?

“I saw that demonstration as soon as I was downtown,” Pauliukaitis said, saying that to pass the march, he stopped on the sidewalk and was stopped by a girl who had participated in the march.

“I thought, I ask: why are you going? What’s going on here? I pretend I don’t understand. She said she was leaving because a police officer in the United States killed a citizen, suffocated. And what citizen? She says: I do not know his last name, – said V. Pauliukaitis. – I understand, they all closed, and here was the opportunity. It is scary to be used by young people. “

V. Pauliukaitis was outraged that young people often overlook important and sensitive problems in Lithuania, and react more sensitively to what is happening outside the Atlantic. “Where are those young people when they cut down forests in Lithuania, when they drop all the nonsense into the water? Where are the demonstrations then? Here is our land, our Lithuania, and everyone is calm then,” said the guest of the show.

And yet, he said, it is not the essence of the march. “You don’t have to get on the bag, you have to clear everyone’s mind,” said V. Pauliukaitis.

“In our case, there were all kinds of discrimination-related cases. We know. So what? Did we go a lot here? Proven? I had the following question: the parents of those children who were, I would like to rent an apartment to a black or rum, or the devil who comes anyway, knows where “, considered V. Pauliukaitis.

By the way, he agreed that the sign with the inscription insulting the police is really offensive, but should it be punished? “It would be a police officer, it would offend me,” said the director. – Are you punished? I do not know. Well, what will be the fine here if we don’t punish those we have to punish? Jurbarkas case and cartel, we will punish the cartel. “

V. Pauliukaitis stated that such things reveal problems that exist both in schools and in families. “Children go anywhere. They will be called, they will be called “fas” and they will leave, – said V. Pauliukaitis, but added that the young people are really great. “Those who travel the streets are not all young.”

According to him, there could be some people in the procession who might not have understood much, maybe they just wanted to be in the crowd.

“I mean we are smart. Let’s be smart in all areas,” repeated V. Pauliukaitis.

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“There were messages in three languages, everything was great and I read that I came up with the balloons and one fell,” said the guest of the program. “Are those messages being written to the headless?”

On the show, V. Pauliukaitis also spoke about the President’s proposal to pay lump sums to all children approved by Seimas this week. V. Pauliukaitis said the money would not hurt, but he doubted whether it would really bring as much profit as promised. By the way, he himself will also receive a lump sum payment: the director is already at retirement age, so his pocket will reach an additional two hundred euros this summer.

Where does V. Pauliukaitis promise to release them? He laughed that he definitely wouldn’t be wearing the sock because the socks are so small these days and he assured that he has already planned several purchases and a trip.

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