“You are our children too”

The provocation of the Nazis failed: they were given tea and sent home

Girls with hearts climbed right onto the benches and shouted: “Putin can do it a third time!”. Many of the tummy peeped out from under the short twists. A woman "from the camp of the enemy" approached them, with a white ribbon and a whole tray of hot tea in cups...

Near the Park Kultury metro station, young supporters of Putin unhooked the hands of activists with white ribbons and stood on the sidewalk between them. On the neck of each hung a heart with the inscription "Putin loves everyone" or "A week until Putin's victory." Cars with white symbols honked when they drove past "their own", and when they reached the island with the Nashi, they opened the windows and stuck out the figs. The people standing in the human chain did the same.

Girls with hearts climbed right onto the benches and shouted: “Putin can do it a third time!”. Many of the tummy peeped out from under the short twists. A woman “from the camp of the enemy” approached them, with a white ribbon and a whole tray of hot tea in cups:

“Don’t be afraid, I see that you are trembling, take tea!”

- And suddenly poisoned ...

- Yes, you fools. You are also our children.

Having held a meeting in front of the RIA Novosti office, the Nashi decided to walk along the Crimean bridge. But they did not go far - their commissars immediately deployed the youth. "I'm for Putin, your mother!" - the girl tore herself, returning to Zubovsky Boulevard.

"Prokhorov is even better," said an old woman passing by.

“Hungry, didn’t they feed you?” And if you eat enough, what can you arrange here, - the “white ribbons” lamented. Where do you get thirty pieces of silver?

What village did you come from?

— Moscow is also a big village! - answered the laughing Nashists.

One zaputinets took out a roll of toilet paper from his pocket and fluttered among the crowd:

Are you for fair elections? Take the white tape!

Someone knocked the roll out of his hands, and the paper softened in a puddle. But this did not stop him: he picked it up and ran on. And after him went a man in a long black cloak with a scythe and the inscription on the back "I'm going after crooks and thieves."

The most resourceful guy with a white ribbon reacted quickly: he stood next to the hearts "Putin loves everyone" with a homemade poster "Everyone does not like Putin."

One of the commissars was telling someone in the ear: “We are giving orders not to leave before the oppositionists.”

Some of the guys covered their faces from the cameras, while others very actively told why he came here. There were options: because under Putin they began to produce BMW in Russia, because under Putin there were multibillion-dollar debts, and now they are “so tiny,” I read about the action on the site, but I don’t remember which one.

While the Nazis were shouting “Smile more often, Putin loves everyone”, next to the building of the Union of Journalists, the oppositionist photographed his beloved woman, who had a sticker “Let's give Putin a ride” on her coat in the butt area.

“Turn around more gracefully so you can see better!”

The Nashi organized their way down to the subway, where the commissars let them through the turnstile with their tickets. The oppositionists saw them off with shouts of "Children, go home."