Punishment with slavery

At the cost of his own skin, Alexei Navalny proved his innocence. He said for a long time and tediously that the problem of illegal migration is the number one problem, and we all twisted because it was “populism”. But only until the moment until the candidate’s program was drawn and the point “Introduction of the visa regime with the countries of Central Asia” was found in it.

Then the heavens immediately opened and it turned out that nothing else that Navalny was talking about - the freedom of rallies, the election of peace, municipal self -government, the eradication of corruption, in the end, we do not need anything. For we are all together to compass the migrants whom Navalny is going to send to die a starvation in the Karakum desert.

On the Internet, the Navalny Nazi meme flashed, and the company of gopniks, for some reason calling themselves “anti-fascists”, purely in fascist man burst into the headquarters of Navalny with Megafon. The press modestly named the action with a “picket”. Sorry, but this is not a picket. The picket is held on the street, not in someone else's kitchen. In my kitchen, only my cat has the right to arrange pickets. And then without a megaphone, otherwise - a slipper.

Opponents of Navalny pretend that they are not aware of the essence of the issue, which in their naked formulation sounds like this: to be or not to be slavery in Russia?

A summary of the previous episodes.

Serfdom was finally enshrined in Tsar Fedor Ioannovich, when the dependent peasant was deprived of the opportunity for Yuryev day (November 26 according to the old style) to change the owner. Serfdom ended in 1861 - but not for everyone. The Pale of Settlement for the Jews remained until March 1917, after which everyone seemed to become equal.

However, the music did not play for long. In 1932, a passport regime was introduced, and millions of rural residents - which then made up the majority of the population of the USSR - these passports did not go. Painting the charms of a collective farm life, Sholokhov kept silent that all his joyful Cossacks-colleagues were incomplete people attached to the collective farm, that is, to the ground. In other words, serfs.

According to historical works, the myth wanders as if a passport was given to the collective farmers by the king-liberator Nikita. Nothing like this: it became easier to receive a passport under him, but the Council of People's Commissars adopted the directive resolution only in 1974, and the deadline for its implementation was given until 1981. As Wikipedia suggests, in remote areas this process dragged on until 1989. That is, almost all the time until the very “largest geopolitical disaster”, the Soviet Union remained a banal feudal state.

But at the exit from the USSR, freedom joyfully met us. And then, a quiet sapa crept up to attack much more terrible-slavery. It was introduced by the company of former party secretaries and Russian "reformers" through a simple chess two -traffic. Move 1: CIS citizens received the right to visa -free entry into Russia. Move 2: They did not receive the right to work there.

The situation on the board was especially winning for the Central Asian khans. You do not need to develop the economy, a good piece of GDP can be obtained directly from the printing house - just have time to print your passports and export your citizens like Barashkov to Moscow. And in Moscow, Barashkov is already met with open arms and start to cut down directly from the station. They cut it many times and everyone who is not lazy. The police cut down for the lack of registration. FMS cuts down, selling this most registration for money. Developers and management companies of housing and communal services cut. And of course, the main beneficiary of the woolen business is the Moscow bureaucracy and the federal share with it.

Navalny has already repeated the figures forty times: the official salary of the janitor in Moscow is 30-35 thousand rubles. In reality, migrant janitors receive 12-18 thousand in their hands-depending on the season. Now multiply the difference of 2 million - the most modest assessment of the number of illegal migrants in Moscow - and you will get an idea of ​​the scope and income from slave labor in our beloved city. The slave cannot demand a legitimate 30 thousand, because if you work illegally, you can only complain to Allah.

We meet slaves at every step. In the courtyard where they collect garbage. At the neighboring store, where they carry boxes. Passing by a construction site, where almost everyone is a slave.

And this situation suits us. We have fun laughing at the rusted jamshut. Sometimes we hear about migrants in the chronicle of extraordinary incidents: somewhere in the basement fangled five, in another basement, four more from a faulty electrical wiring burned down. We guess that they live in inhuman conditions, but this does not bother us at all.

Unless the wonderful bright woman Svetlana Gannushkina is trying to scoop up the sea with her committee, running with migrants in instances. She arranges some kind of schools for children of migrants, who, as it should be for children of slaves, are not supposed to study. There they can at least learn Russian.

No medicine is supposed to slaves either. Thanks to the good girl Masha from the neighboring pharmacy, who patiently explains to the migrants who have come to the migrants, what medicine they need from this or that. Maybe Masha is so kind that she herself came from the Tambov region?

And in the Tambov region there is a pandemic of unemployment. There has been no work there for 20 years and there will be no more 20 years. Only young and stubborn as Masha, who lives in a dormitory in a room for four people and works in two jobs in addition to studying, can move to Moscow. For in slave conditions only slaves can live, and a Russian person quite reasonably prefers to live from the garden and steal a shovel from Sarai with a neighbor-but still living in his house and in his village.

And then Navalny comes, who directly offers to introduce “a ban on those companies that receive municipal money, even to private companies, to hire foreigners with these municipal money.” He believes that they have enough money to hire citizens of the Russian Federation and even Muscovites.

And we are all horrified. Because we intuitively guess that all of the Moscow is built on slave work. There would be no Moscow City towers without slaves, there would be no third, fourth and other transport rings, and there would be no shopping center in the neighborhood either. Arguments against the elimination of slavery are sometimes formulated very cynically: “What will happen to Russia when migrants turn into other countries? Today, the contribution of migrants to our economy is 7% of GDP. ”

Seven percent in Russian. There will be much more to Moscow. And this is not Sobyanin, whose daughters, according to rumors, live in the palaces-quarters built by the slaves of Moscow, and not the slave owner of Rotenberg, but-guess-five prominent representatives of the human rights establishment.

For the average Muscovite, slavery is a granted and useful thing. We know that the expulsion of Jamshut home in Dushanbe will entail a lot of problems. We will need to carry out a complete reform of the Moscow, which will fly out into a penny. It will also be necessary to teach Tambov Vanya to sweep the yard as clean as Jamshut does. And at the construction sites you will have to replace cheap slaves with expensive equipment. From all this, we will become seven, or even more percent, poorer. Russia will win, but Moscow will lose.

So, under the slogan, “ Stop feeding Moscow ,” we will not subscribe. How is it “enough” if not every Muscovite has gone to the Maldives? We read Chuck Palanik and Dostoevsky, and therefore we have the right. So, dear Russians, our legal Rublevsky oil, Izmailovsky coal and Kuntsevsky nickel, we will not give you to you. And we won’t write out the slaves to their slaves either.

Therefore, on September 8, together, “holding your nose”, along with Zhirinovsky, Mizulina and Tesak - who will never forgive Navalny’s “fascist”, that he put him for three years for Zigi - we will vote for Status Quo and for slavery. Or do not go to the elections at all, which is equivalent.

And you will be, grandmother Navalny, Yuryev day.

Photo by ITAR-TASS/ Stanislav Krasilnikov