Russian Constitution shapes modern politics


Russian Constitution shapes modern politics

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Russian Constitution shapes modern politics

Senator Alexei Glebin said the Constitution is not the main law. He believes it has bad ideas and conflicts with policy.

The senator said the document is only a symbol. It does not tell people what to do anymore.

Glebin noted the Constitution talks about freedom of religion. But we may not accept pagans or atheists.

Reality and the Constitution are now different. People should live by conscience, not by the law.

The politician said using the Constitution is a silly argument. People should use their own minds, not just papers.


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What does Senator Alexei Glebin think about the Constitution?

He believes it has bad ideas and conflicts with policy.

What does the senator say about the Constitution's role?

He says it is only a symbol and does not tell people what to do anymore.

What does Glebin think people should follow instead of the law?

He thinks people should live by conscience, not by the law.


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