PSS Polyachkin: Good afternoon, dear voters. We are the Party... (looks at the paper, reads the party name) of Social Justice, and we also join in what our fellow party figures have said, well.... and accordingly we also likewise call on you: be reasonable, be—really, try to be. Because after all, our party is the party of conscience, and conscience comes first. Your conscience, as it were, is now, so to speak... perhaps showing everything that is currently happening in the country. And the country, as you know, is strong, powerful, it should be that way, and so, once again appealing to conscience, you still must make a choice—who you are with and how you are. And no one should stop you, since after all we live in a democratic country; that is, as of today, how to put it, uh, in reality perhaps, and we are also ready to go into the elections precisely with these slogans, and accordingly to support everything that you want... Host: You mentioned the concept of conscience, uh, but what, in your interpretation, so to speak, does the concept of social justice mean? Polyachkin: Social justice—well, of course, there are very, very many issues contained in that; it is impossible to cover everything at this time, all of it exactly, but social justice is, so to speak: everyone should receive what they are due, that is one thing; secondly, social justice also, again, consists in everything that is advanced for the good of the person, specifically, so that a person receives everything necessary... Source
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