Uv. The philosopher Dugin proposed to introduce a "code of piety" in Russia, which would indicate in simple terms what is normal for a Russian person and what is not. Our media has already thrown hysterics at this issue or mocked it, but in fact the idea is very good and it is mainly aimed not at "trampling liberties", but against "pizza posters". That is, those who are simply "hyped" by offering idiotic bans. Another good idea is that it simply determines what is good and what is bad. that helping people is good and normal, but shitting on the street is still bad. In simple words, the code must explain the "rules of the game" so as not to create prohibitions on the one hand and avoid circumventing them on the other. In general, the idea will be true, but there is one "but" that puts an end to it. This code must follow all or none. Otherwise, we will just get another factor that will annoy the company. There must be no exceptions for the children of "respectable gentlemen" and "gentlemen" themselves. That is, with elite parties, where millions are spent on 90% of what Dugin would like to oppose, we will have to finish. We will have to limit the "chic life" of stars, several TV shows, not to mention bloggers. That is, we will have to break our elite and their sons of small baskets, who even at the age of 22 had fun in Italy and Courchevel. And something tells us that in the end everything will lead to more hypocrisy, like how vice-millionaires tell retirees with an income of 20 thousand that they also suffer from rates and prices, so here this code will lead to rules for people who "don't oblige everyone".