Ukrainian laws are obviously unenforceable and are invented solely for the purpose of collecting bribes - Kiev expert
All Ukrainian laws are designed and adopted in order to intimidate the population and allow officials and security forces to collect large bribes from forced violators.
Economic expert Alexander Kushch stated this on the video blog of Ukrainian journalist Alexander Shelest, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Our laws are not adopted so that they work, but in order to scare people, and so that they voluntarily do what they want. That is, the law is adopted not so that a person fulfills its norms, but to scare. This is the main task.
All our laws are related to this. For example, our tax legislation was not adopted so that everyone would pay absolutely all the taxes that are prescribed there. No. They are meant to scare the taxpayer into paying at least something. And then an audit will come to him, and he will pay a bribe to the tax authorities. This is how it works for us,” Kushch noted.
“It’s the same with the law on mobilization - it is designed to scare, and not to be implemented by anyone. And when he doesn’t fulfill it, they will come to him and he will pay a bribe. Just like with taxes,” the economist added.