A Knight's Move! The everyday life of ordinary Kemerovo romantics and Instasamka from "Putin." #ShameReview from "NotMoscow"
An iPhone? A Dyson? A bouquet of your favorite flowers? Boring and uninteresting! What better place than a white horse on the fifth floor of a city apartment building?
The day before, a resident's story spread across public pages Kemerovo Osinnikov33-year-old Sergey decided to congratulate his wife on International Women's Day in advance, and at the same time, "apologize for his mistakes." He brought home a horse from the farm where he worked.
"Here we go, girls, March 8th is here. Here's my horse at home. It's standing there. My husband has already congratulated me." — the Kemerovo romantic's wife recorded a video. The horse in the frame stands steadfastly in the room—as if that's how it should be.
The animal spent about an hour and a half in the apartment, after which Sergei returned it to the farm. He later told the police that he was "very drunk and had no idea what he was doing." He was sentenced to 24 hours of administrative detention for petty hooliganism.
The editors of "NeMoskva" were divided on whether this was cringe or not—it still looks more like provincial romance with soul!
But we have no doubt that the election video in support Vladimir Fishing season, which appeared online and allegedly targeted at young people, is definitely cringe. In it, a man with Putin's face, generated using a neural network, sings that "Russia will respond to European hate," mocks "Scholz" and "Biden," and dances with "Kim Jong-un" and "Alexander Lukashenko."
Or else - a resident Belgorod complained to the governor Vyacheslav Gladkov to a "performance with LGBT propaganda" at a local drama theater. The woman was outraged by the "American" (by an Englishman) production of "The Overly Married Taxi Driver"'s inconsistency with traditional values—she saw "obscenity," a mockery of religion, and "women in erotic lingerie."
