Law of scoundrels

A lot has already been written and expressed about Dima Yakovlev’s law. Therefore, it makes sense to consider possible scenarios.

The non-handshake nature of this law is so obvious that even pro-government journalists are trying to distance themselves from it.

A link to the Interfax report on the deaths of children in Russia in 2012 is widely circulated on the Internet. So even such a hardened cynic as Dorenko read the full text of this report on his morning broadcast with expression. Because he understands that if he behaves differently, then his audience will not buy his neurolinguistic opuses against Navalny and the opposition.

I wonder if Putin will sign this cannibalistic law?

Another thing is that the fate of children has become the subject of a struggle for the interests of a bunch of scum from the power structures.

As Alexander Minkin aptly put it, children have turned into political meat.

By the way, this situation is a win-win reason for opposition protests.

Will the opposition be able to manage this wisely?

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