Can't we learn to "correctly" understand the words of officials?
Olga Glatskikh, Head of the Regional Department of Youth Policy, who is an Olympic champion, in an interview with Sverdlovsk publication Oblgazeta stated that in her own words she tried to motivate the modern youth.
Glatskikh for the said edition:
According to Glatsky, she tried to explain to the youth that not only the state, but also the young people themselves and their parents should actively take care of the future.
Official:
Further, the Glatskys stated that they recognize "the possible excessive straightforwardness" of their thought that "the state of the youth owes nothing."
Government official of the Sverdlovsk region:
The declaration of a member of the United Russia party states that its annual income is 1,5 million rubles.
Olga Glatsky awards (in addition to the medals of the Olympics and the Russian, European and World Championships): Order of Friendship (2006), Golden Medal of Peter the Great "For Labor Valor" (2004), "For Selfless Labor for the Benefit of Russia" (2004), Order of Peter the Great I degree - for the high sporting results shown at the XXVIII Olympic Games 2004 of the Year in Athens (2006).
The statement by Olga Glatsky, who, although apologized, but very peculiar, continues to evoke a negative reaction in society. And the reason is not even so much in the “single” official as in the trend. One argues that the people could live well on 3,5 thousands of rubles, buying "macaroons", the other declares that the state in the country owes nothing to anyone, the third tells about the incredible increase in wages from the population. In the end, it turns out that people "misinterpret the words of officials, pulling them out of context."
If people who are called upon to deal with issues of youth policy, allow themselves the tone that 29-year-old Mrs. from Yekaterinburg has allowed itself, then it is difficult to say anything at all about the success of the implementation of a single (nationwide) program for youth development and youth support.
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