The “Fact” newspaper writes: “At the first session of the newly elected parliament, Ruben Rubinyan, the candidate for the post of NA Speaker, called on the opposition to “start from a clean slate,” to move on to more constructive work, to make the parliament a platform for sharp but civilized debates, etc. Moreover, in those days, strange as it may be in the case of the Communist Party, many of the Communist Party members had begun to use the terms “civilization,” “welfare,” and “good conduct.”
Of course, they themselves immediately violated all those concepts, especially some of them did it more intensively, moreover, they constantly provoked, nevertheless, against the background of the very sharp but truly civilized behavior of the opposition factions, in general, there was hope that red lines would not be crossed. That was... until Nikol Pashinyan’s first “appearance” in the new parliament. He, as always, crossed all the red lines, allowed himself insulting expressions, etc., but Ruben Rubinyan, a “supporter of civilized debates,” who never misses an opportunity to reprimand the oppositionists even for the lightest, mildest characterizations, did not even raise his voice in the case of the “boss.” Moreover, in a conversation with journalists, he justified himself by saying that “he did not directly offend anyone, no one was insulted in a targeted manner.” Well, if a person thinks that the word “vile” is not an insult, and “srikayabar” is an insult, it is difficult to expect anything else. Well, the cronies sitting in the presidency would not interrupt or reprimand their leader, you can imagine, right, what would happen to them.
More details in today’s issue of the newspaper
