Some People Have Crossed the Line: Babken Tunyan

Member of the National Assembly from the 'My Step' faction and head of the Economic Affairs Permanent Committee, Babken Tunyan, wrote on his Facebook page: "I don’t understand, has writing insults on Facebook become a way to assert oneself?

Some people seem to have crossed the line. A bystander cannot tell whether they are public figures, political figures, activists, or hooligans. But the answer is very simple: they are just ordinary hooligan punks, whose actions are not worthy of respect in any 'subculture'. No serious person living with those 'panen' would allow themselves to publicly keep their mouth wide open until Amasia and engage in 'razborkas' on Facebook.

We know many of you. We know your past, your values, and your qualities. Who do you think you are?

And those 'elite' ladies who like those foul-mouthed posts are another subject. Sometimes they behave as if their sensitive, Armenian traditional ears are offended by vulgar words, but they also excitedly like seven-floor insults, share them, and discuss them with pleasure.

What a mix you are. Don't you want to step out of Facebook for some fresh air? Maybe it would help."