Mr. Prime Minister,
Nice photo op in yesterday's New York Times.
Did you really dug those Greek things out of the water? How deep they were?
Hockey, diving, are these new endeavors for you? Life seems not boring for you, for sure.
Have been a long time till I posted, but there is a next to none chance that someone working for you is going to tell you about this blog.
I have a reason for thinking that, but I'll continue.
A good news I saw from Russia couple of days ago made me very happy.
Finally, Russia got on board fighting stinking smokers.
Yes, they stinky, exactly, in Russian would be "vanyuchiye".
Time was long overdue protecting clean, responsible and healthy people, among them innocent children from those who are vicious and dangerous.
All of us who grew up in USSR, including myself, were victims of that nasty behavior. Although on the cigarette boxes Ministry of Health was writing that it was dangerous for health, adults, predominantly male, couldn't care less.
Some of them had a phony excuse, as if they didn't know how to quit. Most were just insolent and obnoxious addicts.
Thanks to modern medicine and policies started in United States (let's give it a credit, shall we?), that excuse has already expired indeed.
I'd suggest, if I may, adjusting labor laws of Russia and imposing that policy on all government employees and making private corporations to do the same.
Encourage doers and punish non-doers.
Smoking, drinking, marrying (and many other things) are not "rights" they are privileges and the society, including Russian, can decide and have laws to cancel and/or prohibit them all together - even constitutionally.
In the case that the head of corporation is an addict himself, self-hating and vicious, government should tax him through his sick and contagious "derriere" and some more.
THE FIRST unalienable and, on top of it, biological RIGHT a human has to survive on this planet is to breath air. What sick society consist of mostly adults don't realize this?
The heck with those already, seriously!
I don't want children of Russia today go through what we went through, that's all.
Udachi Vam.
Thursday, August 18, 2011
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