What is being discussed in the draft anti-faction law are technical matters, which is why there are several experts who can be consulted. But no consensus was reached because it turned into a political debate. Organized crime appears to be more unanimous than it actually is, and it is advancing. The right, seen as the party most committed to public safety, has a very clear vision: arrest, kill, a good criminal is a dead criminal. This satisfies the majority of the population who feel safe, although it is wrong. It only makes it more difficult to reach a conclusion. A state policy of public security cannot be created on the basis of everything that is against criminals. At the same time, it is also not possible to collude or tolerate bandits. This technical issue that turns political ends up not being resolved. Making five copies of a project in a week is embarrassing for everyone. It looks like artificial intelligence that creates projects in minutes. It also seems that there is only political interest that interferes in the decision. No one studies the issue, and has no opinion
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