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From Minecraft staples to patriotic toilet paper: #ShameReview from "NotMoscow"

🤯 The prosecutor's office issued warnings to the metro director. Yekaterinburg, As well as the heads of the city administration's youth policy department. The reason was an informational poster depicting a Christian cross illustrating religious extremism.

🤯 Tverskaya Afanasy Brewery, on the advice of the local diocese, abandoned its plan to develop the Jesus brand. Now the brewery plans to produce beer and toilet paper called "Victory of Ours" as a "contribution to strengthening Russia." "Write that you've been hacked. Toilet paper is the bottom!" — subscribers comment. 

🤯 "Russian Community" launched a Minecraft game server called "Russian Craft." "This is a digital platform for cultivating the Russian spirit, where we instill Russian patriotic values ​​through a beloved game. Players learn to be a supporter of the Russian people, not just a player." — the community's Telegram channel states. The planned stories include "Defending a Village from the Horde" and "Russian Fun."

🤯 In Volgograd Veterans of the SVO, Wagner PMC fighters, and Severny Chelovek activists demanded that Lolita's performance be cancelled. The reason for this is the artist's participation in the scandalous "naked party." The protesters emphasized that the hero city should not become a platform for those who "disrespected the defenders of the Motherland and historical memory during a difficult time for the country."

🤯 Participants of the NTV talk show "Meeting Place" debated the benefits and harms of home and alternative births. A doula pointed out the absurdity of the episode. Katya Andreeva.

In short, the men on air were confused by the idea that a woman's comfort is important during labor, they didn't understand the need for doulas and spouses in the delivery room, and they condemned vertical births. And they completely missed the main point: "If women choose alternative births, there's something wrong with the maternity care system."