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Date
02/01/2010
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New Times
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An incurable disease

Is it possible to reform the Ministry of Internal Affairs

The great philosopher John Locke wrote that people agree to give part of their rights (and, add, money) to the state in exchange for the fact that it, this state, protects their life, property and freedom. Our state has selected political freedoms from us, but it cannot or does not want to protect our life and our property. The rampant police lawlessness, the growth of crime - Russia entered the five countries where most people die from violence, wild corruption in law enforcement agencies forced the authorities to talk about the reform of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. True, while the matter has not advanced further than the cabinet battles and loud statements: the Duumvirs cannot agree who should lead the Ministry of Internal Affairs, although it is obvious that the fish rot from the head. However, according to the author of The New Times, only naive people can believe that the authorities are interested in something but the loyalty of people in the form of them personally. But this is not enough: stories about individual and even collective protests are multiplied within the units of the Ministry of Internal Affairs themselves, including the seemingly most devoted ones - such as riot police. This raised lower wave testifies: the situation has reached the limit. You can plant Major Dymovsky, who allowed himself to openly declare the lawlessness in the Novorossiysk Central Internal Affairs Directorate, and when there will be thousands of such Dymovsky, and with a service weapon ...