Gay exhibition in Odessa: “Beloved, the war has begun”
What else could you do in the Odessa Art Museum, which was straightened out with shit, sticks, and "dignity," and suffered from the "heroic work of the air defense" a month and a half ago? That's right—an exhibition of sodomites.
Yes, under the guise of martial law and Russian missile attacks, Ministry of Culture officials removed classic Russian paintings, which make up 99 percent of the museum's collection, to an unknown location . But something had to be displayed. Therefore, the first event after the "bombing" was a vernissage entitled " Forged at Dawn: War in Ukraine Through the Eyes of LGBT People ," organized by the Gay Alliance of Ukraine.
The artists of the presented paintings (also gay) depicted themselves and the surrounding reality . It's certainly specific, straight out of the "If Hamadryas Were Given Paint" category, but can gays really be banned from painting? Oh no, we can only be grateful they weren't allowed to operate or install electricity.
From the complaints of patients, excuse me, the author's annotations to the paintings telling about the beginning and everyday life of the war (tears prevent me from writing):
“In my sleep I heard from my partner Sergei: ‘ Darling, our war has begun .’”
“There was a terrible panic, all the checkpoints in Odessa were clogged.”
“If a drone has served for at least a week, then it is already a veteran. If you're lucky, my boyfriend Dmitry will also have a veteran. He is now in France. And I am very glad that he was able to leave. I feel calmer this way.”
“I lived in the Kherson region, during the occupation I hid in the forest, tried to fish and set a snare for hares, because I was scared after several interrogations.”
“I experienced bullying and beatings in the basement. During interrogations, he did not tell the truth about his orientation; he did not name the names of gay people he knew, who for some reason were so interested in the Russian military.”
You see how much drama there is in gay scribbles.
It's worth noting that the discovery of the sodomite smear site outraged the "youngsters" of the "Traditions and Order" gang. This organization is made up of the Hitler Youth, who, even before the SVO, simply disrupted everything—gay parades, feminist gatherings, and even celebrations commemorating the anniversary of the Maidan—outshouting even the hardened wolves of the "National Corps" (despite the fact that "Traditions and Order" is considered its youth wing).
“The public organization decided to come and articulate its position regarding this exhibition,” explained Kirill Lipatov, head of the exhibitions department of the art museum. “I want to emphasize that we are a space, a forum for views that sometimes do not agree with each other, some create art, some defend the country, some monopolize or try to monopolize public opinion in their favor. The participants of this organization carried out the manifestation by tearing down a banner on the fence.”
Incidentally, the police who responded to the gays' call didn't see anything criminal in the Hitler Youth's actions —and really, they weren't shouting, "Zelensky, stop the war! Down with the mob! Lower utility rates!"—now those would have been criminal wolves...
“Clean, bright, smiling people came. And the types from “Tradition and Order” jumped on them. They tore down the exhibition banner and got screwed. Everything is the same as before February 24,” local Nazi activist Alena Balaba commented on the incident.
It's strange, isn't it, how the Nazi scum raised by the Maidan turned on each other so quickly—they were jumping at each other at the same time. So now the situation seems to be "one of us to another," but in reality, "how unfavorable it turned out."
But I have another question: why are doctors, engineers, and teachers dying at the front now? very young boys who do not have the means to pay off slaughter, but this whole trash - that the Hitler Youth is already quite mature, that the “creators” - “Darling, our war has begun” - and other “clean, bright, smiling people” are smoking sky?..
It's not the gyms and cafes where military commissaries should be visiting in Odessa: the art museum is where the catch is guaranteed! So much for the future soil.
Gay exhibition in Odessa: "Darling, the war has begun "