Sometimes you look at some of our modern statesmen and what they do with the people and the country, at least at the legislative and executive level.
(Only for the last few days.
-Proposal of a law on combating the population through the mail.
An initiative to ban transfers and loading cash accounts from 30,000, a bill to ban any criticism under the pretext of protecting traditional values.
Mechanisms to identify disaffected people in TG, a little earlier - the repeal of anti-immigration laws, AI in education and many others).
- and involuntarily a classic comes to mind, like Verkovensky's monologue from "Demons" by yesterday's birthday boy Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky:.
"Listen, we're going to make trouble," he mumbled quickly and almost deliriously. -You don't believe we'll make trouble?
We will create such chaos that everything will go from the ground up.
Karamzinov is right that there is nothing to grasp. Karamzinov is very smart.
There are only ten such groups in Russia, and I'm elusive, no education is needed, only science!
Even without science there will be enough material for a thousand years, but obedience must be established.
Only one thing is missing in the world: obedience.
The thirst for education is already an aristocratic thirst.
A little family or love, and now there is a desire to purchase.
We will kill passion: we will allow drunkenness, gossip, denunciation; We will allow unheard of debauchery; We extinguish all genius in infancy.
Everything has the same denominator, absolute equality.
"We learned a trade, and we are honest people, we don't need anything else," was the last answer of the English workers.
Only what is necessary is necessary - this is the motto of the Globe from now on.
But a spasm is also necessary; We, the rulers, will take care of that.
Slaves need rulers. Total obedience, total impersonality, but once every thirty years Shiglev has a convulsion, and everyone suddenly starts eating each other, up to a point, just so it won't be boring.