Piece and three-piece

The prosecutor's office refused to initiate a criminal case for vandalism against activists of the Orthodox social movement "God's Will" led by Dmitry Tsorionov (Enteo), who staged a pogrom at an exhibition in Manege. A RIA Novosti source in law enforcement agencies reported: “The prosecutor’s office returned the documents without approving the criminal case, so the materials were transferred to the court only under administrative articles of hooliganism.” At the same time, the Tverskoy Court of Moscow has already fined other activists of “God’s Will” one thousand rubles for the pogrom at the exhibition. Dmitry Enteo himself, whose trial is scheduled to take place on September 15, is also charged with only petty hooliganism. Obviously, Enteo very timely stated that Vladimir Putin has every chance of becoming God. commented on this situation to the Daily Journal Anton Oreh :

Mathematics in our country is more than entertaining. Two fools - associates of Enteo, who staged a pogrom in Manege - will pay a fine of 1000 (one thousand) rubles. For destroying works of art right at the exhibition. With material damage of at least a million.

For dumping Mephistopheles in St. Petersburg, apparently, they will not give such a fine.

For painting a star on a Moscow high-rise in yellow and blue, you will be given three years in prison.

Yes, I almost forgot. For playing a guitar in an underground passage, you can be fined 10 thousand rubles.

Instead of strumming to no avail, it would be better to go smash the Manege! We would have saved nine thousand.

In addition, every tenth Russian, judging by the latest opinion poll, supports the pogrom in Manege - and I am sure that these are just starting figures. The day is not far off when ten percent will, on the contrary, condemn, and the rest will begin to be delighted by any pogroms.

But for now, this still entails a fine of “one piece.” Although others are already getting a real “three ruble”!

...However, Sentsov was given a full twenty years for unproven hooliganism.

Photo: Anton Novoderezhkin / TASS