This is who is mocking the deceased here ...

Recently, many have been talking about how it is not good to mock the dead, but this does not stop individuals at all ...

The fact that on the calendar spring is difficult to judge by the dank weather outside the window, but it is quite possible to judge by the spring exacerbations of individuals who remembered either the repentance of a hundred years ago, then advocating the renaming of the streets and squares of the names of criminals ...

So once again, some individual Cossacks gathered in the square named the leader of the world proletariat of Lenin, and called for renaming it into the area of ​​Wrangel, known under the nickname "Black Baron" ...

There were no more than five or seven people who were rummaged in a Cossack form, and a large crowd of journalists actively discussing a mummy action, often twisting at the temple ...

The main acting person is a certain ataman of an incomprehensible army with improvised gathering advertising shields ...

In full glory, a certain citizen Beev, who managed to be both a scandalous farmer and a porter of the toilets, and who was not, just not to work, but to work out ...

Pulling on someone a white sheet with a portrait of Lenin, the Cossacks in a little fellow spun him with halves and called him "the murderer of all Rus'", apparently forgetting about the king-priest and their historical roots of robbers who robbed and raped civilians.

But the "Cossacks" are clearly trying to violate the second part 214 of the article of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation ("vandalism committed by a group of persons by prior conspiracy").

And their actions are suppressed by police officers who were on duty at the gathering ...

PR maturity implies compulsory posing on the camera, only there are a lot of posters a lot, and there is no one to keep ...

Expressions of faces holding posters and whips express obvious signs of the presence of Lombroso theory ...

Well, the posters obviously did not distinguish quick wits, and they may well fall under the actions of not only moral, but also legal norms ...

The game of public, apparently spent efforts require a visual report ...

It is a pity that in Russia there is no responsibility for mockery of the deceased, as, for example, in the neighboring Republic of Latvia, where 313 article is devoted to this in the local Criminal Code ...

Although, if some destructive representatives continue to continue such acts, it is not necessary to raise the question of the introduction of such norms in Russia ...

After all, mockery over the deceased has never been a sign of a great mind, nor, moreover, culture and education ...

The past can no longer be returned, but how can you turn it out ...