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In one of his recent posts, Armenia’s first president, Levon Ter-Petrosyan noted—among other concerns—that Nikol Pashinyan is the founder of public sexual profanity in Armenia’s political discourse. “Neither during the years of Soviet Armenia nor in the period of independence has sexual profanity ever existed as a phenomenon in public speech. It is a disgraceful innovation by Pashinyan and his team that brings no honor to our traditionally minded nation,” Ter-Petrosyan wrote. At first glance, amid the many challenges facing our country, the issue of profanity…
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