Not ready for a heroic act: The Public Chamber of the Krasnodar Territory released a report on the state of civil society.

Teen Of the Krasnodar Territory In general, it supports traditional values ​​and the "SVO", but is influenced by "liberal Western ideologies." This is the main conclusion that can be drawn from the report The Public Chamber of the Krasnodar Territory reported on the state of civil society, a significant portion of which was devoted to working with youth. 

The organization of Cossack classes and military-patriotic clubs did not help much: the consciousness of young people is “noticeably deformed by the liberal values ​​of ‘personal choice’ and ‘freedom’,” and the “readiness for heroism” among a significant portion of young people “is more of a declarative nature.” 

The solution proposed by the Public Chamber is not very original: attending political information sessions, passing the GTO standards, weaving camouflage nets. 

However, the list of literature recommended by the authors for the patriotic education of youth is quite original. In addition to the anthology of Donbas poetry from 2014 to 2022 and "The Story of a Real Man," it unexpectedly includes, for example, the novel Ray Bradbury "Fahrenheit 451," which recently landed on the list of books labeled under the drug propaganda law, and the novel Aldous Huxley "Brave New World," which was only left out due to a clear oversight by Roskomnadzor. And also the novel Oscar Wilde The Picture of Dorian Gray, along with its author, falls entirely within the scope of the law banning LGBT propaganda. 

Isn't this a contradiction with the Russian President's Decree on strengthening traditional Russian spiritual and moral values? What do you think?