Labor teacher
Mikhail Prokhorov wrote and published on the Echo website a software text , the essence of which comes down to an amazing thought: to live better, you need to work better.
For this opening, it was worth becoming the leader of the liberal party.
Yes, you won’t argue here: twice two - four and you will bury it and weave ... In a normal society with the debugged mechanisms of social justice, the situation is really exactly that. Therefore, a single Swiss (Canadian, Australian, Finn ETC.) understands the meaningfulness of his efforts both for his family and his country.
It does not have to be persuaded to work.
But in the country with African relations of power and business and with Asian justice, European logic does not work, and the preaching of workaholism has no practical prospects.
You won’t force anyone to work even more on someone else's uncle in the “Merce” with a crack and a guards armor (let him say thank you that we are without grenade launchers). You won’t persuade anyone to stand in a cake where, who worked best and achieved the most in front of the whole country, went to wash the deadline for the verdict written in the administration.
Everyone knows that success in Russia is determined not by labor, but by the depth of breakthrough into budget bins and is guaranteed not by law, but by the proximity of relations with Pahan and its raspberries. This is today's given. The disagreements with such a given will fight her or leave the country, and the notorious majority (in robes, uniforms, blue dressing gown or white collars - no matter) will not cross until the thunder is awakened.
Most will receive their inflationary nonsense of the fifth and twentieth and with pleasure show the middle finger to the leaders of the Forbes list, offering them to still push them. This middle finger was observed for many years by Soviet power from the rostrum of the mausoleum - now, on the same logical foundations, they are admiring the "St. Petersburg" owners of life.
And when everything is collapsed (you can’t argue with Prokhorov: it will certainly collapse), this will not happen because of the unconsciousness of the masses (the masses are not conscious), but because of the inertness of the elite, stubbornly not wanting to understand that democratic freedoms and priority of the law are not the whim of Strasbourg or the State Department of the United States, but the objective condition for the normal development of society.
And if the newly -made leader of the liberal party in his first appeal to voters on the eve of the elections does not even stutter about these freedoms - well, this is a strong agitation for the “right business” ...
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