Schoolchildren in Krasnodar were sent to distribute United Russia campaign materials.
On the second day of school, students from Krasnodar School No. 32 distributed United Russia campaign materials from apartment to apartment. "We were told to distribute them, so we're doing it," they replied to an outraged resident of the building, Vitaly Popilov, who asked them what they were doing in the building's entrance hall.
A group of at least five schoolchildren, carrying voluminous stacks of campaign materials, called on apartment doors and offered to let residents familiarize themselves with the party's promises. The video's creator met them in the entryway and asked if they knew they were campaigning.
"What propaganda? They told us to destroy it at school. School No. 32. They told us to destroy it, so we're destroying it," responded schoolchildren.
The author asks questions: why were minors sent to campaign, why are they skipping classes, where is the accompanying adult, and do the parents know about this.
"You know exactly what your child is doing right now while you're at work." — he addressed his parents.
School №32 is known for thatthat in 2017 she was given a name Felix Dzerzhinsky — the ideologist of the "Red Terror," who founded the All-Russian Extraordinary Commission (VChK) and was at the forefront of the Gulag. The school's patrons are the Krasnodar Krai FSB.
The school houses the "Connection of Generations" museum, which displays exhibits, documents, and personal items that tell about the activities of the Cheka-KGB-FSB.
Internet users were outraged by the teachers' actions and surprised by the students' behavior.
"Not only are teachers and principals paid to rig and manipulate the results, but they're also recruiting our children to campaign. This is the lowest of the low!" the subscribers responded.
It is not yet known whether the activities of the teachers who sent schoolchildren to campaign will be investigated.
Earlier, NeMoskva noted that instead of pre-election struggle in the regions there is complete silence.
Video: popilov (Instagram)
