Zhivotova and animals

When our next child is saved from some foreign father or mother, when we are told about another tragic incident in America with an adopted Russian orphanage child, then between the lines, and sometimes directly in the lines, we will be told that our children should not be sent abroad for any price. which is impossible. That this is their homeland. That here they will be raised properly. That the truth is on our side, if only because it is our side. As with the girl whom her biological mother took away from her Portuguese guardians and brought to a slanted hut in the Yaroslavl province: even if there is no work, let them drink, even if there is no bright spot in sight, even if the child doesn’t speak Russian, having lived all her life in another country, there is still a homeland. .

I thought about all this after reading about the case in Volgograd. A girl named Zhivotova gave birth to a child. Mommy's 20th birthday. She didn’t want this child, but she gave birth anyway. And then she finally realized that the baby would be a burden to her. So what should we do with it? Give it to an orphanage? Should I hang it around my parents’ necks so that they can educate me? Give it to foreigners (or sell it)? Throw it under the door? No, none of these methods by Zhivotova seemed effective. She opened a bottle of Domestos and began to feed the infant this poison.

Unfortunately, the baby did not die immediately. He suffered for another three months in the hospital, although due to the severe damage to the internal organs burned by the concentrate, he practically could not survive, let alone somehow maintain his health. And there was a trial. And there was Zhivotova’s repentance and full admission of guilt for the sake of abandoning the trial. And there was a verdict. Two and a half years.

Two and a half years! In our country, you can just go ahead and deliberately kill an infant in a sadistic manner and get two and a half years in prison for it! When Zhivotova is released, she will be 23, and her whole life is ahead of her, and no problems, and no annoying babies.

However, if her child ended up in an orphanage, it is not a fact that his life would be safe. Because here's another case for you. Vladivostok. Orphanage No. 4. There the children were fed millet. They fed me in such a way that, for example, scenes from “Battleship Potemkin” immediately came to mind.

The millet that was served contained not just an infection, but insects in their natural form! Ticks, caterpillars, shiners! Just as the sailors of the revolutionary ship had worms crawling straight out of their meat, so here the children had caterpillars crawling. The orphanage stocked a lot of millet. Only there were no documents for it: not when it was produced, not by whom, no address, no certificate of quality and safety of the product - nothing at all! They say that such cereals are given only to animals, although I don’t know why animals need cereals with caterpillars. But they give it to animals, but they definitely shouldn’t give it to children. However, in Vladivostok the opposite happened. Maybe they bought millet from a fur farm? Or maybe they found it not in animals, but in Zhivotova?

No, after all this, we must fight to the last to ensure that not a single child is released abroad, and that those who have been released are returned. They will be better off here. Here they will be fed caterpillars and given Domestos to drink.