Since Armenchik is a “rabiz” singer, he distributes aid to the soldiers in a “rabiz” way. It is clear that if a person is “rabiz”, then he should do everything within his framework of worldview and outlook: tasteless and demonstratively. However, I am a bit surprised why the Internet users are focused on this young man. He did what he felt. Perhaps, it is worthwhile to regulate all that.
It seems to me that much more ardent “rabiz” are the businesses who has done some kind of “charity” for the soldiers or their families in these days and then have spent nearly as much money to prepare and show a promotional video about their “charities”. I wonder why that kind of behavior does not cause great disgust.
If a person commits a good deed aiming to tell it later, then it is actually not a good deed, it is a business: I am giving one thing and taking another thing. A good deed is when you forget what you have done the next moment because even reminding yourself can be also viewed as a unique award, “Oh, what a great thing I did.” You have gone to a hospital, have visited the family members of the casualties, good for you. Do not be photographed, do not distribute photos, let it stay between you and these people whom you have granted warmth.
Generally, under this situation, egocentrism is not opportune. Yesterday, the National Assembly was debating the delay of the accumulated pension controversial reform. As to why they are delayed, it is not difficult to guess, the elections are expected in one year. (Personally, I think that leaving this task half-done is not also a brilliant idea). But the problem is different in this case. The majority of those who speak out in the Parliament begin their speech with the following preface: “well, when I was saying!”, “well, when I was warning!”, “well, when I was saying!”. I, I, and I. It seems to me that who has ever said, who has prophesied and who has not, is not so important, it does not contribute to the solution of any problem. The ousting your own “ego” to the first plan is also a unique sign of “rabizism”.
Incidentally, about the benefactors. I know wealthy Armenian people who have helped our army a lot when it was just forming. For obvious reasons, I do not voice their names.
Aram ABRAHAMYAN
