Back at those times, when Facebook and internet did not exist, I did not know that people, whose purpose of life is to pour poison and pus, are so many. Perhaps the very internet makes those people express themselves that way. Anyways, within the internet users writing in Armenian I more frequently meet people who feel their duty to express their unwillingness, envy, jealousy and other dark instincts. When I see the names of that type of “commentators”, and more often – their pseudonyms, I simply do not read their posts.
I think they will not become offended from me, they do not write for me, right? They relieve. But to avoid of all similar effusions is not possible. For example, yesterday it became known that Satik Seyranyan has taken an interview from the president. I personally am glad that a person close to me has succeeded to do that. But if even she was not close to me, the colleague’s work deserves respect in any case.
However, to people I described, this is a proper occasion to “hiss” on the journalist. The topic, in particular, is the following: “Why Satik and not me? If it were me, I would have given questions too sharp.” In short, again outflow of not healthy instincts which poison the atmosphere.
The latest similar outpouring has been the evil burst towards Alexander Arzumanyan. I would never think that in Armenia there are people who envy that man. After Artsakh movement victory in the 90s, he loyally served the state as a minister, he did not keep even a stick for himself. As an opposition – yes, he sharply criticized the steps of the authority but did not swear in here and there and suggested paths, which, particularly in external politics, in his opinion, would be beneficial to our state.
I think it would not be wise not to use the experience of such people. The following view is expressed relative to Arzumanyan’s appointment as a minister: “Yes, he is a professional diplomat, but his professionalism no one needs during this regime.”
It comes out – until the “regime” we like is not in place, the doctors should not heal, the teachers should not teach, the villagers should not cultivate. It is preferable not to do anything at all, to lay on the sofa and swear, until God sends us a “good regime”. This is also an option.
ARAM ABRAHAMYAN
