Code of Conduct for Chechens in Russia

“The Chechen authorities confirmed that they had involved Russian nationalists in the development of ethical guidelines for local youth - January 4, 2013.

As Interfax reports with reference to one of the republican websites, Minister of National Policy Murat Tagiyev explained this step by the need to avoid the one-sidedness of the document. Earlier, the leader of the “Russians” movement, Dmitry Demushkin, told Echo of Moscow that he and his associates were invited as consultants to create a code of conduct for Caucasians outside their small homeland” - Echo of Moscow.

This is additional confirmation that the laws in Russia do not apply, and the Chechens, led by their president and concurrently General of the Ministry of Internal Affairs Ramzan Kadyrov, do not consider Russian laws to be binding. And very often those who brazenly violate the laws show the crusts of the Chechen Ministry of Internal Affairs, and then they are in no danger at all, since they are under the protection of Kadyrov.

In fact, this code has been in effect for a long time, and it is determined by Kadyrov’s understanding of what Chechens can afford on Russian territory. Suffice it to recall the story of the children's camp.

Can you imagine that a code of conduct is being developed for residents of the state of California in the state of Nevada, a resident of the United States in Canada, a resident of France in Germany? Absurd! You just need to follow the laws.

True, for this it is necessary that there be an independent court, that the police do not use champagne bottles incorrectly, that the investigators do not be assholes , etc. But this is a problem in Russia.

So it will soon come to the point that rules will be developed for the behavior of a Kirov resident in Moscow, and a Muscovite in St. Petersburg. All this leads to the collapse of the country.

Although, in fact, Chechnya is a separate entity where Russian laws do not apply, at least not completely.