Gli Alıyev e gli Elchibey su una bussola politica; pensieri?
Mi è stato consigliato con questo post su Instagram. Sembra che chi stava preparando le foto a un certo punto si sia stancato così tanto che abbia deciso di iniziare a posizionarle in modo casuale.
And now that we’ve come to this discussion: Do Aliyev and YAP even have any ideology? You know, like Yedinaya Rossiya with its great Russia narrative? Or like the Georgian Dream with its existential crisis and war against gays?
I think it would be very hard to actually place most of our governmental figures on political coordinates since everything they do is simply keeping the status quo while not really doing anything with the social and internal aspects within the country, instead just letting it all be with little to none “moral standards” implemented. Based on all this, I would put Aliyev in a moderately authoritarian right square, kind of close to the center, at the junction with the libertarian right square (because compared to figures like Mirziyoyev our president is actually a pretty İşinə Qarışmayan type of person)
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And now that we’ve come to this discussion: Do Aliyev and YAP even have any ideology? You know, like Yedinaya Rossiya with its great Russia narrative? Or like the Georgian Dream with its existential crisis and war against gays?
I think it would be very hard to actually place most of our governmental figures on political coordinates since everything they do is simply keeping the status quo while not really doing anything with the social and internal aspects within the country, instead just letting it all be with little to none “moral standards” implemented. Based on all this, I would put Aliyev in a moderately authoritarian right square, kind of close to the center, at the junction with the libertarian right square (because compared to figures like Mirziyoyev our president is actually a pretty İşinə Qarışmayan type of person)