Post: #1

Two guys pretended they were gay by holding hands on the streets of Moscow. Citizens were not accepting of their display.





This will surely be used in the States as anti-Russian propaganda.

Post: #2

Some PC-liberals should be convinced to replicate this experiment in a large city (cities are generally more liberal) in the United States to show how much more tolerant and better the U.S. is than a homophobic country like Russia--or its inverse, that there is still homophobia in the United States and It Is a Problem and We Need to Do More.

Of course, seeing as how liberal blacks are much less tolerant of gays than liberal whites are (no difference for conservative blacks versus conservative whites), it would be fun (as it always is) to see the PC-liberal complex score an own-goal.

It would be like the cat-calling video that tried to demonstrate how disgusting and oppressive men are, only to backfire and show that it's mostly only non-Asian minority men that are doing the cat-calling.

Post: #3

I don't think anyone should live under the threat of violence.

That said, it's clearly in a society's interests for the citizens to have a vested interest in maintaining a sense of normality.

Post: #4

Yikes! Not a fan of gays, but those were very serious confrontations. I am just trying to imagine how ethnic minorities are treated. Fuck that.

I can definitely see how they use tactics like this to promote a national identity.

Post: #5

To me that wasn't so bad, it might've taken them hours of walking to capture 2 minutes of harassment. They could walk without holding hands and no one would even notice. In the Middle East or Africa you'd get beat up for sure. I'd wager you'd also get the same responses in American ghettos.

Using this as anti Russian propaganda is indicative of how hollow the west has become, it's not enough to accept gays but now every country should celebrate them. What an empty goal to aspire to as a society.

Post: #6

(07-12-2015 10:48 PM)zombiejimmorrison Wrote:  To me that wasn't so bad, it might've taken them hours of walking to capture 2 minutes of harassment. They could walk without holding hands and no one would even notice. In the Middle East or Africa you'd get beat up for sure. I'd wager you'd also get the same responses in American ghettos.

Exactly. I think most cultures are far more accepting of real physicality and friendship between men than America is. Obsession with homosexuality has taken interactions that normal men used to be able to do and turned it gay, so now the only thing left is either a stilted hug or a fist bump.

Post: #7

Looks like the guys are doing this with a liberal agenda: Victimizing gays in Russia (to the eyes of Russians) as a means of social change. Liberals in Russia are becoming desperate because all their grassroots scheming hasn't amounted to anything.

Russia is refreshing in that her common citizens will stand up against public displays of indecency against individuals who feel compelled to take their fringe lifestyles out in broad daylight, front and center for the eyes of children. Wish that dude at the end would have decked them both.

Post: #8

That's pretty messed up and I do think gays should be left alone to do as they please as long as they're not going overboard, but as Roosh said there's an agenda behind this(anti-Russian propaganda).

You don't see people in the US focusing on the Saudi Arabia's lack of tolerance.

Post: #9

(07-12-2015 10:46 PM)Il Bersagliere Wrote:  Yikes! Not a fan of gays, but those were very serious confrontations. I am just trying to imagine how ethnic minorities are treated. Fuck that.

I can definitely see how they use tactics like this to promote a national identity.

There is always the high possibility that the treatment of homosexuals isn't indicative of the treatment of other groups. The collegiate and media brainwashing machine wants that to be the reality that's bought, but that's just not the case.

Post: #10

This wasn't so bad.

Plus, they could have spent all day (or even several days) getting these interactions since the video was obviously edited.

Post: #11

(07-12-2015 10:55 PM)NomadofEU Wrote:  Looks like the guys are doing this with a liberal agenda: Victimizing gays in Russia (to the eyes of Russians) as a means of social change. Liberals in Russia are becoming desperate because all their grassroots scheming hasn't amounted to anything.

Russia is refreshing in that her common citizens will stand up against public displays of indecency against individuals who feel compelled to take their fringe lifestyles out in broad daylight, front and center for the eyes of children. Wish that dude at the end would have decked them both.

If you told me that an American or Soros-backed NGO gave "assistance" to these guys I wouldn't at all be surprised. This video has already shot to the top of Reddit after just a couple hours after release.

At this point when it comes to the gay or feminist agenda, I don't believe in accidents.

Post: #12

I wanted to see how that last confrontation ended....

Post: #13

I saw quite a few hot Russian girls in the background.

Need to get to Russia soon.

Post: #14

I considered making a joke about cigarettes but nothing came to mind.

But people think Russia can be either pushed into accepting this, that criticizing places like Saudi Arabia would be racist, or that hatred of Russians can be cultivated through this kind of propaganda.

Post: #15

The video looks legit to me, but it's impossible for us to know whether the aggressive guys were actually hired guns for the homosexual agenda.

Post: #16

Delete

Post: #17

I was hoping some Cossacks would appear out of nowhere and start whipping them.

Post: #18

(07-12-2015 10:48 PM)zombiejimmorrison Wrote:  To me that wasn't so bad, it might've taken them hours of walking to capture 2 minutes of harassment. They could walk without holding hands and no one would even notice. In the Middle East or Africa you'd get beat up for sure. I'd wager you'd also get the same responses in American ghettos.

Using this as anti Russian propaganda is indicative of how hollow the west has become, it's not enough to accept gays but now every country should celebrate them. What an empty goal to aspire to as a society.

That's an interesting point.

Post: #19

Normalcy can seem strange when we're raised in societies that clearly aren't normal.

I wouldn't go around beating them up, but the public shaming, disapproving glances, comments, etc... pop the champagne.

Post: #20

(07-12-2015 10:48 PM)zombiejimmorrison Wrote:  To me that wasn't so bad, it might've taken them hours of walking to capture 2 minutes of harassment. They could walk without holding hands and no one would even notice. In the Middle East or Africa you'd get beat up for sure. I'd wager you'd also get the same responses in American ghettos.

Using this as anti Russian propaganda is indicative of how hollow the west has become, it's not enough to accept gays but now every country should celebrate them. What an empty goal to aspire to as a society.

I can't speak for the entire middle east or Africa, but when I lived in Egypt it was quite common to see guys walking down the street holding hands or with their arms locked. It wasn't thought of as gay in the same way it would be in much of the west. These cultures practice things like le bize where men will kiss each other on the cheeks as a greeting in the same way they do in some European countries.

Post: #21

I've been trying to figure out if the guy at 3:12 is wearing one sandal and one cowboy boot or if he is missing his right leg.

Post: #22

I think 1) locals will assume its staged (at least a bit) and 2) people in Russia have already been through the state trying to demonize their pro-family and religious behavior in the past in the Soviet Union and likely will have none of it (I hope).

The "victimization" card doesn't play so well in countries where the nuclear biological family and traditions are still fairly strong and women and men need each other (even if divorce rates are high) and where incomes and lifestyles aren't so rich that you can sequester yourself in your basement and go full SJW retard.

If they went to the Caucuses they'd probably be knifed by some Chechen - suprised it didn't happen in Moscow given how many internal migrants & immigrants there are but then again they were right in the very center which is generally very safe. Moscow is on the whole much safer than big cities in the west with massive illegals and third world populations. But don't go flaunting your anti-herero family & pro- gayness I guess??

Post: #23

I'd rather live in a country where gays are victimized instead of straights. The idea that you can have a 'tolerant' society where gays and straights live in harmony is almost certainly a fantasy that will be shattered within our lifetimes.

Post: #24

(07-13-2015 01:23 AM)Samseau Wrote:  I'd rather live in a country where gays are victimized instead of straights. The idea that you can have a 'tolerant' society where gays and straights live in harmony is almost certainly a fantasy that will be shattered within our lifetimes.

So when can we expect your data sheets from Russia, Jamaica, the Middle East or Africa?

Post: #25

(07-12-2015 11:57 PM)Eskhander Wrote:  I considered making a joke about cigarettes but nothing came to mind.

Two fags are walking down the street. One of them is carrying a midget. He looks at the other one and says "Hey...Want another drag off this before I throw it down?"