New blasphemy against the backdrop of the temple: Gay provocation

They say: the rights of gays and lesbians in Russia are being violated. They say sexual minorities are being oppressed. But show me: how exactly? Yes, different things happen and will happen, but very often conversations about the oppression of gays and lesbians go in conjunction with the fact that they are simply not allowed to impose their rules and truths on others.

Want examples? I have them. A well-known blogger in narrow circles named Fedya—I’m not going to speak out in full so as not to breed evil—has been “fighting for gay rights” for a long time. This young man, distinguished by his enviable concern, writes a complaint against Netflix. The subject of this complaint is that the homosexual essence is lost in translation and thus the corresponding minorities are trampled upon.

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Here's an example. The phrase “I am not a gay” uttered in the series “Friends” is translated as “I have a normal orientation” instead of “I am not gay.” What's it like, huh? According to Fedya, this causes serious damage to people with the corresponding orientation.

In general, even if you quickly—sorry, I don’t want to do more—look at the blogger’s activities and statements, it turns out that there is no smell of the notorious tolerance there. On the contrary, aggression towards those who profess other values ​​and have different preferences.

Actually, Fedya’s recent act revealed the true essence of his speeches and discontent. The blogger presented a video where two young bearded men kiss against the backdrop of an Orthodox church.

The blogger himself states that he wants everyone to be “bombed” by this attack. By doing so he provokes, by doing so he attacks. And then, when someone, unable to restrain himself, shoots Fedya in the eye, the unfortunate blogger will probably start screaming about how cruelly gays are treated in Russia. But was it worth provoking?

_{This is a small illustration of how the battle for the rights of sexual minorities in Russia often turns into the imposition of corresponding values ​​and dictatorship. And this whole situation with LBGT supporters is scary because of this. Not just because the boundaries of normal and abnormal are blurred, and, according to the prophecy of Anthony the Great, nine healthy people will come to one sick person and say: “you are sick, because you are not like us,” but because it is aggressively - precisely aggressively - imposed on different ideology.}

The key word is ideology. After all, what concerns LGBT people, unfortunately, has long since shifted from the realm of the sexual to the realm of the ideological, and this is a dangerous and vicious deliberate substitution.

As for the aforementioned provocation, again, it's no accident. Recall the recent scandal involving a Tajik blogger and his girlfriend in a police uniform . They also went on a rampage against the backdrop of a church. After all, they're attacking the foundations of our society, our state. They're doing it deliberately—so cynically and vilely that it's high time to call in law enforcement and exorcists.