The Supreme Court of Russia declared the LGBT movement extremist and banned it

a reply to: CriticalStinker

No one and nothing, no matter how powerful it is, no one and nothing in a certain time period in a certain place on our Earth, will be able in the future to kill in a person his desire for freedom to think and do the same with his family.

a reply to: RussianTroll

So these are now illegal gatherings?


(2014)


(2020)

Western constitutional democracy model not working out?

Our Memes are contagious like that. Russia and several others across the world now fight and use American/Western culture trends more than anything else.

It seems like China uses a social media army to push America to further divide over LGBT issues, and more recently over Israel.

In a weird way, they use foreign actors to drive our divide and then use it weaken our influence geopolitically.

LGBT movements are Western problems, Not ______ problems.

a reply to: Annee

If by “world” you mean a limited number of sometimes simply insane public organizations, then I sincerely feel sorry for you.

a reply to: Degradation33

Yes, for this is the Law!

originally posted by: RussianTroll
a reply to: malte86
If, in your opinion, 0.5% of the population absolutely dictate their will to 99.05% of the rest of the population, then what kind of US Constitution can we talk about?

can you give me a statistic or source that shows how many out of 99.05% have changed their gender due to lgbt? maybe 0.5%?

lgbt is zeitgeist. its a pretty progressive movement. it has to be loud, hysterical and exhausting. it follows a human logic: drawing attention to yourself when you don't feel heard. thats not a crime, thats a human right.

originally posted by: Degradation33
a reply to: RussianTroll

So these are now illegal gatherings?

(2014)

(2020)

As illegal as this!

originally posted by: malte86

originally posted by: RussianTroll
a reply to: malte86
If, in your opinion, 0.5% of the population absolutely dictate their will to 99.05% of the rest of the population, then what kind of US Constitution can we talk about?

can you give me a statistic or source that shows how many out of 99.05% have changed their gender due to lgbt? maybe 0.5%?

lgbt is zeitgeist. its a pretty progressive movement. it has to be loud, hysterical and exhausting. it follows a human logic: drawing attention to yourself when you don't feel heard. thats not a crime, thats a human right.

Just scroll up this thread and make sure that this problem is of great concern to ATS members.

a reply to: Sookiechacha

Once again - YES, this is illegal in Russia.
If you respect the Law in the USA, then please respect the Law in Russia.

originally posted by: RussianTroll
a reply to: Sookiechacha

Once again - YES, this is illegal in Russia.
If you respect the Law in the USA, then please respect the Law in Russia.

then russia should respect ukraines laws too, right?

a reply to: RussianTroll

Yet another move of the totalitarian regime to limit the freedom of the citizens. And no protests, as usual. Sad. Poor brainwashed people.

a reply to: RussianTroll

If you respect the Law in the USA, then please respect the Law in Russia.

I'm not in Russia. I'm in the USA and that video isn't banned here. I'm free to post it in this thread of yours, bragging about Russia's treatment of LGBT, like Pussy Riot, whose members were jailed for their speech and their defense of self-expression.

How can I respect the laws of a country that celebrates silencing their people and taking their people's basic free speech rights away? I can't. I won't.

originally posted by: malte86

originally posted by: RussianTroll
a reply to: Sookiechacha

Once again - YES, this is illegal in Russia.
If you respect the Law in the USA, then please respect the Law in Russia.

then russia should respect ukraines laws too, right?

Respect the laws of a puppet that is controlled by other countries?
How many times has the United States demonstrated this to the world community?

a reply to: RussianTroll

I think at it’s core and at the beginning the LGBTQ movement was a good thing.
I think it brought awareness to the struggles of people dealing with abuse and such.

Today it’s something completely different.

I’ve never understood the belief of Treat me Different so we can the Same?

originally posted by: Sookiechacha
a reply to: RussianTroll

If you respect the Law in the USA, then please respect the Law in Russia.

I'm not in Russia. I'm in the USA and that video isn't banned here. I'm free to post it in this thread of yours, bragging about Russia's treatment of LGBT, like Pussy Riot, whose members were jailed for their speech and their defense of self-expression.

How can I respect the laws of a country that celebrates silencing their people and taking their people's basic free speech rights away? I can't. I won't.

That is, you consider your laws to have priority over the laws of countries throughout the rest of the world?
My friend, this is pure Nazism.

originally posted by: twistedpuppy
a reply to: RussianTroll

Yet another move of the totalitarian regime to limit the freedom of the citizens. And no protests, as usual. Sad. Poor brainwashed people.

There is no need to consider your opinion absolute and speculate for all other peoples of the world. Don't send us blankets infected with smallpox. The rest of the world can give you change.

originally posted by: RussianTroll
a reply to: CriticalStinker

No one and nothing, no matter how powerful it is, no one and nothing in a certain time period in a certain place on our Earth, will be able in the future to kill in a person his desire for freedom to think and do the same with his family.

-Russia makes LGBT illegal.

Lulz

It just happened.

originally posted by: RussianTroll

originally posted by: Sookiechacha
a reply to: RussianTroll

If you respect the Law in the USA, then please respect the Law in Russia.

I'm not in Russia. I'm in the USA and that video isn't banned here. I'm free to post it in this thread of yours, bragging about Russia's treatment of LGBT, like Pussy Riot, whose members were jailed for their speech and their defense of self-expression.

How can I respect the laws of a country that celebrates silencing their people and taking their people's basic free speech rights away? I can't. I won't.

That is, you consider your laws to have priority over the laws of countries throughout the rest of the world?
My friend, this is pure Nazism.

You, my friend, are posting in an American based, privately owned, social media site, that is operating legally under US law. If your virgin eyes happen to burn after watching some Russian banned Pussy Riot video, that's on you for straying outside of your comfort zone.

Again, I'm not in Russia. I'm not bound by Russian law simply because I'm communicating with a Russian, peddling Kremlin propaganda, here, on an American based social media board. None of our members from the UK, Canada, Australia, Portugal, Japan, etal, have to respect your Russian free speech bans here, on ATS.

originally posted by: Sookiechacha

originally posted by: RussianTroll

originally posted by: Sookiechacha
a reply to: RussianTroll

If you respect the Law in the USA, then please respect the Law in Russia.

I'm not in Russia. I'm in the USA and that video isn't banned here. I'm free to post it in this thread of yours, bragging about Russia's treatment of LGBT, like Pussy Riot, whose members were jailed for their speech and their defense of self-expression.

How can I respect the laws of a country that celebrates silencing their people and taking their people's basic free speech rights away? I can't. I won't.

That is, you consider your laws to have priority over the laws of countries throughout the rest of the world?
My friend, this is pure Nazism.

You, my friend, are posting in an American based, privately owned, social media site, that is operating legally under US law. If your virgin eyes happen to burn after watching some Russian banned Pussy Riot video, that's on you for straying outside of your comfort zone.

Again, I'm not in Russia. I'm not bound by Russian law simply because I'm communicating with a Russian, peddling Kremlin propaganda, here, on an American based social media board. None of our members from the UK, Canada, Australia, Portugal, Japan, etal, have to respect your Russian free speech bans here, on ATS.

To begin with, my friend, please explain how mentioning the law of a country adopted in another country violates the law of a third country?

In accordance with US law, you may post any materials in the US space that do not violate US law. I also have this right. I do not offend US law in any way. Are you against Freedom of Speech as proclaimed in the US Constitution???

Then the US intelligence services will have questions not for me, but for you, my friend)))))


I assure you that within a few hours all the world's news agencies, including American ones, will post this news on their resources. Don't complain about me, complain about them))))

originally posted by: RussianTroll

originally posted by: Sookiechacha
a reply to: RussianTroll

If you respect the Law in the USA, then please respect the Law in Russia.

I'm not in Russia. I'm in the USA and that video isn't banned here. I'm free to post it in this thread of yours, bragging about Russia's treatment of LGBT, like Pussy Riot, whose members were jailed for their speech and their defense of self-expression.

How can I respect the laws of a country that celebrates silencing their people and taking their people's basic free speech rights away? I can't. I won't.

That is, you consider your laws to have priority over the laws of countries throughout the rest of the world?
My friend, this is pure Nazism.

In this case, our laws have more freedom. That’s the opposite of authoritarian as you tried to imply.

originally posted by: CriticalStinker

originally posted by: RussianTroll

originally posted by: Sookiechacha
a reply to: RussianTroll

If you respect the Law in the USA, then please respect the Law in Russia.

I'm not in Russia. I'm in the USA and that video isn't banned here. I'm free to post it in this thread of yours, bragging about Russia's treatment of LGBT, like Pussy Riot, whose members were jailed for their speech and their defense of self-expression.

How can I respect the laws of a country that celebrates silencing their people and taking their people's basic free speech rights away? I can't. I won't.

That is, you consider your laws to have priority over the laws of countries throughout the rest of the world?
My friend, this is pure Nazism.

In this case, our laws have more freedom. That’s the opposite of authoritarian as you tried to imply.

Did I understand correctly that you are now trying to justify Adolf Hitler and his Nazism?