The mistake that can easily cause your request to be denied is to fail

In a normal country, the Polytechnic would not even be a topic for discussion. Focus and march in the midst of a pandemic, reminiscent of a snowstorm picnic. You have to be crazy or desperately stupid enough to try them. There is nothing political about this. It is a matter of common sense.

Indeed, the discussion in question should not even have been opened by the government. Politicians, at least in the systemic arc, had to announce that the banners would remain in the party’s warehouses this year. Small delegations would leave few flowers. Many can share memories and emotions online. It’s about what SYRIZA, who keeps warm-blooded in the Koumoundourou compound, said, unless Tuesday night they are called to pick up Polakis outside the US embassy.

But in our beautiful homeland we prefer to bring reality to our measures, rather than adapt to circumstances. Two parties, the KKE and the MERA25 have declared that they will march for the Polytechnic. Obviously, the KKE will present us with something spectacular, similar to May Day. MERA25 will take a position next to the MAT, to prevent the money from falling and the party acquiring new dynamics. “Hit us” was provoked by Yanis, in Parliament, the man who claims that the Mossad has stopped its show in Australia. There are, therefore, two parties who claim that they will ignore the instructions and orders of the Authorities, as well as the related prohibition. And the question already arises whether the police will arrest political leaders. Nobody reverses the question: Are politicians above the law?

And the government comes and bans, through the police, all public gatherings of more than four people. Very well, they have chosen the right anniversary to impose this ban which is considered unconstitutional by some in the legal world. And authoritarian. Because even if someone in good faith accepts the ban for the Polytechnic area, there is no reason and significance for its imposition throughout the country. And beyond that, I’m sorry, but it’s as if the government turns a blind eye to the bahals, making an appointment with Patision and Alexandra. The decision raises, at least, concerns when the question of constitutional freedoms is raised. And he lends a hand to all the wicked in announcing a coup. In short, it is not enough for us to have those who, with a “ready” government, see the junta coming. For, find and read Evangelos Antonaros’ post saying social media can cut us off. Too bad Karamanlis has put it aside, he won’t be able to take it with him to Paris.

The ridiculousness of some does not reward the error of the decision. A general ban along the way would suffice. The ban on demonstrations is a cause for concern and will only add fuel to the fire. However, if the wood falls with the bahalakides, it is certain that all health protocols will be observed. Social distancing is strictly observed, while everyone uses masks.