Let's go fishing, Motherland?

Yesterday I saw on LiveJournal :

This poster is on the wall of the Auto Parts store at Montazhnikov 3. Appeared on May 4th.

The generalizations to which the blogger immediately rose, however, in my opinion, went off scale:

“A SHAME ON THE AUTHORITY... this is an indicator that the current government does not care about the Victory won in the hardest battles by our veterans.”

Power, of course, is power... but in this particular case, its sinister hand was still not felt. Purely local idiocy, mixed with the perception of the concept of “fun” somewhere at the plinth level.

But, fortunately the address was given, today I went with a friend to Montazhnikov Street to talk with a businessman endowed with such an exquisite imagination. Find out his point of view on the role, so to speak, of the Soviet people in the victorious completion of World War II by the forces of the anti-Hitler coalition.

But in place of the raped poster “The Motherland is Calling!” by artist Irakli Toidze it turned out only:

The door underneath the nearby sign was closed.

It turned out that representatives of the city Communist Party reached the director earlier, and he willingly, although belatedly, heeded the indisputable arguments. Therefore, we will not make anyone's names public. Realizing and correcting your mistakes is a sufficient argument for this.

Just for the future: tie your brains to creativity, guys. OK?