Nikita Belykh: “What do they see?”

“I periodically post some of the requests from citizens that come to me. They really offer me to build “terrorist space hives in the Nagorsky region” in order to boost the economy of the region, and then they get offended and write angry letters about the refusals. Here is a citizen who suggests that I first resign immediately and not hold any positions, and then do everything necessary to return capital exported abroad to the Russian Federation and speed up the process of joining the WTO. So “your deputy answered me - “tell me your secret of cheese production.” Here they propose “to make changes to the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation, to adopt the article “Unacceptable requests and demands for financial support” and state it as follows - “Unfounded requests and demands for financial support in the relationship between men and women shall entail the imposition of an administrative fine from 500 to 3000 rubles.” I can It will take a long time to continue this list and post similar appeals. And, of course, it’s not only about the appeals, but also about the attitude. When in the heat, during the fire danger period, the authorities impose restrictions on visiting forests, because the cause of absolutely most fires is people, all people. they go into the forest anyway, fires still start because of this, and in the end the authorities are still to blame for everything. Or the situation with clearing the roads of snow (I wrote about this), when citizens prefer to leave their cars on the roadway, making it impossible for snow removal to work. equipment, and then be indignant at the poor quality of snow removal. Believe me, there are plenty of such examples. But how should I react when, for example, “initiative groups of citizens” come to me over and over again asking the same questions, the answers to which. Can you easily find it on the Internet? Or when figures who call themselves the opposition bring me a wreath? Do such actions help the dialogue between government and society? By the way, very few people come to really significant events like public hearings on the budget."