A dictionary of Orthodox patriots: "Vegetable warehouse with a tricolor" is a Russian who doesn't want to get married; "Child" is a person born so that someone will support you in your old age.
Today at of Russia Two problems – "traditional values" and housing and utilities. We've compiled a fresh #ShameReview for you:
🤯 Priest Pavel Ostrovsky He attacked Russian men and insisted that it was because of them – the “vegetable warehouses with the tricolor” – that Russian women “out of desperation” marry Muslims.
«Girls marry Muslims because boys there propose quite quickly, while our “vegetables” go to the barbershop and the gym, — Ostrovsky said. — And there is either no money, or I haven’t decided yet, or work, etc.о "Mom doesn't allow it. It's really some kind of vegetable warehouse with a tricolor."
🤯 Businessman Konstantin Malofeev He proposed abolishing pensions for citizens born after 1995. He believed this would motivate them to have more children, who would then have to support their parents in old age.
«Pensions have replaced children. <…> Why not announce that pension contributions to the Social Fund will cease to be collected in 10 years, and that citizens born in 1995, for example, will not receive a state pension at all? — Malofeev wrote.
🤯 In Gorno-Altaisk A monument to a housing and utilities worker was flooded. Meanwhile, the mechanic himself is on a small island.
🤯 In Vorkuta Local residents celebrated the 16th anniversary of the pit on Nekrasov Street. "Our dear Yama! Happy 16th birthday! You're all grown up now," wrote local residents.
