The daughter must answer for her father

I read with interest Navalny’s correspondence with Zheleznyak. Navalny, as always, very intelligibly and interestingly shows what these iron orphans are, who used to sell in the USA those orphans whom no one took in in Russia, and whom it is impossible to cure in Russia(!), in order to they were treated and raised there, and now these iron workers don’t even want to profit from the fact that these children can be saved and made happy.

Navalny in his post shows the conditions in which the daughters of Zheleznyak study abroad, who calls himself a patriot of everything Russian, and all his activities are aimed at ensuring that other Russians cannot even think about living a little in such conditions in which Zheleznyak’s daughters live abroad.

I would like to analyze Zheleznyak’s post:

1. Navalny didn’t say a bad word about Zheleznyak’s daughters.

2. So far no one is accusing Zheleznyak of having a lot of money - this is a separate conversation, and there is no one to blame - the goats from the Investigative Committee (according to Medvedev) are busy with Navalny .

3. Claim against Zheleznyak - why does he deprive other people of the opportunity to enjoy the same benefits as he and his daughters? In particular, orphans in Russia are doomed to poverty and a miserable existence. If they are adopted by Americans, then they have a chance to restore their health, receive a normal education and enjoy quality things . Why are the iron ore workers preventing this?

4. Why are all the activities of the Zheleznyaks aimed at ensuring that almost all Russians are doomed to use everything Russian (education, medicine, goods, cars, recreation, etc.) and do not have the same opportunities that this particular Zheleznyak and his accomplices?

5. I would like to know what Zheleznyak has made in Russia: cars, clothes, watches, electronics, household appliances, ...?

6. Does Zheleznyak understand that his actions are aimed at ensuring that at least some of the orphans whom Americans cannot adopt will die? That is, does he understand that this is a mass murder as part of an organized group?

I would like to wish Zheleznyak that no scumbag tries to restrict his daughters in their constitutional rights, including the right to life, freedom of expression, opinion, movement, speech, rallies, etc., with the exception of similar restrictions for the crimes of their father.

I think that Zheleznyak’s daughters should be limited in many rights, no less than those provided for by the Magnitsky Act for those on the Magnitsky list, for the anti-Russian and anti-constitutional activities of their father.