The deputies did not manage to vote for the law on the prohibition of propaganda of homosexuality, as the police adopted him to execute
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The first march in defense of the rights of sexual minorities in London was held in 1970. About 150 people took to the streets, while Anglican and Catholic activists threw tomatoes and eggs in marching tomatoes and eggs ... Doesn't it remind you? Only in the same London the procession was defended by several hundred police officers, the number of gay parades participants increased exponentially every year, and in 2005, the co-thorough parliament adopted the law on same-sex civilian unions. In France, these days there is a lively battal around the Gay Braki law, 340 thousand people came out against the innovation on the streets of Paris, but President Hollande is unlikely to retreat. “Our path (to true freedom. - The New Times) has not been passed until the law grants our homosexual brothers and sisters the same rights as everyone else,” President Obama said in his inauguration speech.
And in Moscow, the law against the propaganda of homosexuality began to act a few hours before he was adopted by deputies in the first reading. Moreover, it was immediately determined what this same “propaganda” is. When the two girls from the representatives of the LGBT move who came to the State Duma began to kiss, the Orthodox activists began to insult them, throw eggs into them, pour blue paint, someone emptied the gas spray.
We are used to how quickly the beaten truths are forgotten like “do not judge, but not judged ...” and “who is not without sin, let the first ...” We do not resemble the enraged Orthodox about the usurped concept of Christian love: let them decide in the end, whether the call includes “love the neighboring homosexuals or they can be drunk. There are enough fanatics everywhere. Interesting police behavior, who arrested twenty LGBT activists, without touching a single Orthodox. That's right, but for what? Some gathered for an unauthorized action, and the latter with eggs in their hands defended the rule of law. Some of their existence are undermined by the foundations of Russian statehood, while others will help the sins of silence. So, although Moscow in places and looks more than forty years ago, but, as Vasily Ivanovich Chapaev said in a famous joke, there is one nuance.