
The State Duma of the Russian Federation has introduced a draft federal law prohibiting the promotion of homosexual relations among minors. The vegetarian formulation hides underneath a classic homophobic law, which directly contradicts the UN resolution adopted in June 2011 and recognizes such laws by violation of the basic human rights - the right to private life primarily. Russia, together with countries such as Nigeria, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, voted against this resolution, and now it wants to stand on a par with Africa countries, where intolerance against people with another sexual orientation has medieval forms 

Now Vova is 13 years old. Last summer, he was sick with high temperature, he had nonsense, and he was very scared, and we lay all night and all day in the same bed, holding hands. And the other day he came to me with a taned hand and asked to blow and kiss. But most of the time we are demolished by each other, because he is 13 years old, and I bring him up. Periodically, I am ready to kill him, and I'm afraid he knows that.

This is a Christmas tree. I gave birth to her ten and a half years ago. She was terribly tiny and weak and hurt a lot, and therefore, therefore, I fed her breasts for almost three years.

Now she studies in the fourth grade, draws well, writes amazing stories and is engaged in a mathematical circle, and I periodically worry that she has too much ambitions and too little self -confidence today. Most often I worry that I am not engaged in it enough.

This is Daria and Senya. Daria is my beloved woman. She began to live with us when the Christmas tree was six years old, and Vova was nine, and at first they harassed her. Then they fell in love. Then she also loved her parents. The other day, the Christmas tree informed me that Dashina’s grandmother, Irina Vladimirovna, allowed the Christmas tree “for simplicity” to call her grandmother Ira. The Christmas tree liked it.

This is Vova and the Christmas tree hold Senya, whom Dasha gave birth to six weeks ago.

And now about the law against the "propaganda of homosexuality." Such laws have already been adopted in Kostroma, Ryazan, Arkhangelsk and St. Petersburg. The State Duma is going to consider it at the federal level. Here's what it is written here: “Under the public actions aimed at promoting sodigy, lesbianism, bisexualism, transgenderness among minors, in this article, one should understand the activity of the purposeful and uncontrolled distribution of the generally accessible way of information capable of harm to their health, moral and spiritual development of minors, including forming distorted from them ideas about the social equivalentness of traditional and non -traditional marriage relations. ”
Translated into Russian, this means that if Dasha and I tell our children that our family is no worse than others, then we commit an administrative violation. We can be fined daily for 5 thousand rubles. Each. At the same time, the law gives the police right to be forcibly to deliver us to the site to issue an offense that our life will be. (The same violation by civil servants is proposed to be punished with an amount of 50 thousand rubles, from legal entities - 500 thousand rubles. - The New Times).

And this is a pink triangle, a symbol that homosexuals had to wear in Nazi concentration camps, just as the Jews wore a six -pointed yellow star. The meaning of the new law is exactly the same as the meaning of Nazi laws was: it obliges a group of citizens - millions of people - to admit that we are supposedly worse, we are not equal to other citizens. And if we say that we are equal, we will violate the law.
Remember the most cited poem about Nazi Germany?
When the Nazis came for the Communists,
I was silent, I was not a communist.
Then they came for the socialists,
I was silent, I was not a social democrat.
Then they came for trade union figures,
I was silent, I am not a member of the trade union.
Then they came for the Jews,
I was silent, I was not a Jew.
When they came for me, more
There was no one who could protest. Let's not like the Germans. I urge everyone who does not want to live in fascism, put on a pink triangle today.