For the First Time in 20 Years, I am Considering Emigration: Lusine Haroyan

Lusine Haroyan, a member of the National Progress Party, wrote on her Facebook page: "I see what is happening in Armenia and for the first time in the last 20 years, I consider emigration.

Is this your revolution of love and tolerance?

Such a horrifying moral and psychological situation has never been created in Armenia as it is now. The terrifying part is that this situation is turning into legal anarchy.

What does it mean to subject a political opponent to judgment at one's discretion and shamelessly boast about it? Narek Malyan has never been the light of my eyes; moreover, he has spoken unfavorably about me, to put it mildly. But I did not make a revolution so that self-asserting young people, who think they can do anything, would replace the former scoundrels.

Now, are there privileged classes in Armenia that can throw you into the garbage if you disagree with them?

Or can some subject allow themselves such disgraceful expressions and remain unpunished?

Moreover, this post follows Prime Minister Pashinyan's remark that violence is condemnable in any case. Perhaps he understood that it was a formal remark because this disgraceful moral and psychological atmosphere started with you, Mr. Pashinyan, when you allowed your supporters to insult and pour terrible filth on people who voiced critical opinions under your posts. At no time did you rebuke the revelry of those witches.

I remember how outraged I was when Arpine Hovhannisyan called this person intellectually backward; in fact, she was right, as only an intellectually backward person could express themselves in such a manner about those with Down syndrome. Though judging by the first part of this post, Freud might also have a lot to say in this case.

P.S. So, it really was a love and tolerance revolution, for example, regarding the biggest thieves who allegedly should return every last penny.