Monday, 15 October 2012

Russia's gay milk

I mentioned the other day about Russia's crazy gay "propaganda" laws. They prohibit the promotion of gays calling it "propaganda" to children. Now those laws are being pushed to complete absurdity. You've gotta wonder at the intelligence level of the people who have actually implemented such a bullshit law as that. Or from the people who are using the law to persecute gays.

This is a carton of milk in Russia. It has a rainbow on it. 



This from the Moscow Times:
A nationalist organization has accused food and beverage giant Wimm-Bill-Dann of promoting homosexuality by including a rainbow on the packaging of its Jolly Milkman products. 

The St. Petersburg office of the group People's Council (Narodny Sobor) has filed a complaint with the Prosecutor General's Office regarding the offending dairy products. 

The rainbow is "the international symbol of the homosexual movement," Anatoly Artyukh, head of the group's St. Petersburg branch, told Interfax on Friday. "I consider it to be blatant promotion of vice," he said. 
The St. Petersburg city legislature passed a law in March instituting fines for the "promotion of homosexuality to minors." Companies can be fined up to 500,000 rubles ($16,000) for violating the law. Read more
Man, what kind of Kool Aid are they drinking over there? These people need some serious psychological intervention.

I wonder what they'd think of this one then?

 

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