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Klaipėda residents Tomas Navalinskas and Živilė Mažeikaitė say that after starting the funeral, they say that if there were no double standards, there would be no despair or fear around them. Flowers can be bought in the supermarket, but florists are forced to go out of business. The same goes for clothes, even dishes, which are sold only in supermarkets.
“We would like to remind you that we have chosen them to represent our interests, not those of the monopolists, but those of small and medium-sized companies, all of them. We do not agree with the decisions of this group of experts, which we are currently transmitting. As a result, today is such a reality that we bury small businesses. We are all the people who create jobs and training in Lithuania, we feel that we create great added value, but nobody listens to us, ”said the businessman.
“Maybe I need to burn like Kalantai so people can finally get up and talk about it?” The man added.
According to him, employers only apply for one: a work permit.
“In quarantine for almost a year, during the summer we couldn’t get the client back. We can earn you a month, but we want to start working, there are ways, but nobody wants to work in the government for their work. According to statistics, only a small percentage of beauty salons had infections. (…) We want to be heard. We are not the ones with an outstretched hand asking for a meager 257 euros, we want to work. What is the difference between a dentist who has sunk into a man’s mouth up to the elbow and a shoe salesman who has a person walking into a store? I would like to say what the difference is when there are 500 people in the supermarket at the same time and where the difference is when entering a small business store, where there is one by one ”, says T. Navalinskas, one of the campaign staff. creators.
“This is a symbolic campaign, we have come with symbols and the message that we do not have democracy today. (…) We do not want to politicize, but we want the opportunity to work to be released, ”added Živilė.
The creators of the campaign say they are tired of living waiting and making false promises, because many representatives of the small business and the beauty industry have gone bankrupt. Therefore, uniting Tomas and Živilė invites not only the residents of Klaipėda, but also the brothers and sisters of fate from all over Lithuania and forces the heads of state to make decisions as soon as possible.
The same actions have already been registered in Tauragė and Raseiniai.
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