It is regrettable to see commonplace lawlessness in Armenia - RPA  vice-chair 

ArmInfo.  It is regrettable to note that the lawlessness occurring in Armenia has become commonplace. Armen Ashotyan, Vice Chairman of the Republican Party  and former Minister of Education and Science of the Republic of  Armenia, told journalists on August 31.

According to him, in this case, it is no longer a question of the  Overton Window, but rather of verandas that have become open to  lawlessness, and which supposedly indicate that everything happening  in the country is normal. "I don't see anything normal. For some  reason, no one is questioning the upbringing they received from their  parents-black and white, good and evil," Ashotyan said, addressing  the opposition, since what the authorities are doing is clear and  understandable to everyone. The question is how the opposition will  counter all this. Today, as the politician noted, the Armenian  opposition is a sapling that must be nurtured so it doesn't wither.

"In the current situation in Armenia, it's crucial to continue the  resistance. If you don't do this internally, in the public arena, in  parliament-even though I promised not to touch the parliamentary  opposition for 100 days-everything will continue to worsen. Our  opposition needs help, but help only those who want help," the RPA  vice-chairman said.