Comments by "BurritosLS" (@burritosls) on "What is going on in Georgia? MP beaten and fights in parliament over 'Russian law'" video.

'Russian law' LMAO. Why didn't you say that the "Russian law" is just a softer tracing paper from the American law? Is it possible for the USA to adopt such laws, but not for Russia and Georgia?
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@ttrestle lol, but Russia used the Americans version of analogy law. And things you saying are nothing, but Biden's propaganda🤭
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Dude, have you even read these laws? Compared to American laws, Russian is MUCH more lenient. At the same time, the American similar law is absolutely totalitarian.
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Maybe because they want to live in their own country? And so that agents of external influence do not interfere in their politics? Have you thought about it?😂😂😂😂
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@ekajaparidze3315 The full text is not available because it has not yet been accepted. But what is known for sure is that the law on foreign agents in Georgia is very democratic, but in the United States it is very strict. Hence the question, where does so much attention from the United States come from?
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@ekajaparidze3315 Well, tell me then, what is so terrible about it?
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@ekajaparidze3315 Clearly, you don't know how the law works at all. In Russia, the law obliges an agent of foreign influence to INDICATE the fact that he is funded from abroad. That's all. You can say anything, but people have the right to know if a person lives off funds from the US State Department, for example. No one talked about repression and nothing like this happened.
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@ekajaparidze3315 And you are a person who is not aware that every developed country has a similar law. Now he will be in Georgia. You can call me a Russian or a Georgian agent, but I don't see anything wrong with that. People have the right to know from whom they receive information and who finances the person who distributes the information. I advise you to grow up.
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