Pulled from the Middle Ages? Thanks to my own knowledge I know atheism was a matter that came with Stalin. Stalin itself was raised as you could be raised at the time he grew up - which included religion -, but he himself seems like he became not that much of a practicer in his later life. So he lead war and spread communism throughout Europe.
I even observe that from far away that the Orthodox church in your country has gotten a hell lot of a boost in support over - say, the last 15 years. I don't know, in that Russians are a little strange. You can also live and be proud of your culture without all that. But, I also think it's a kind of playing counter-culture towards the European culture which turns into a kindergarten and which celebrates itself for some openness that is on the threshold of threatening normal life. You know, I had some text here using the term "gayropa" in its headline and I even shared my doubts about what the fuck Europe is doing in that department, in celebrating their gay prides where people run around dressed like and acting like not even a child could take them seriously as adults and where they make figures like Conchita Wurst winner of the Eurovision Song Contest only to make Eastern Europe shout in disgust. In that way, I even agree with the Russian side which pledges for finding its own way with that as the kind that America found is dependent on different circumstances that created it. In Europe it should be that way too, American culture has also spread in that way over Europe and I don't think it's doing it good. But, on the other hand, I can't understand people which can drive a tank suddenly then can voice such views like all people in the West turn into cowards just because they get surrounded with gay propaganda all over the day. Like: How can you get upon that thought of throwing both things into a coherence? And that from grown up men, grown up men and maybe even women, which are as intelligent to do things it really needs brains for. - And then in connection with that voicing of religious phrases. Let's say, in the eye of the battlefield I don't break anyone's God, it's everyone's own matter how he motivates himself to get out alive or to find his peace if he doesn't, but I can't - for the hell of it - take it if somebody makes his religious beliefs again a base for how other people should live like and how the look at, up or down on them. Faggots fight with the gun too once they get over the rainbow flag and understand "either you fight or you gonna get killed".
About gays, my theory it is done by propaganda again to divide and conquer. You see if you concentrate on gays and non-gays, immigrants and locals, religious people and atheists people will fight against each other on these grounds rather than seeing the problem of many things in society is capitalism. For example, if there is unemployment they will blame immigrants, if there is low morals- blame gays etc. And gays are really like a couple percent of population, usually, I think.
These days, as things go more and more bizarre, I don't vouch for anything and get to the same thing. The best advise I can give to any gay person is "forget about the rainbow flag - what's attached to it, is an agenda; this has nothing to do with being gay". Maybe sometime I can put it into good words.
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I even observe that from far away that the Orthodox church in your country has gotten a hell lot of a boost in support over - say, the last 15 years. I don't know, in that Russians are a little strange. You can also live and be proud of your culture without all that.
But, I also think it's a kind of playing counter-culture towards the European culture which turns into a kindergarten and which celebrates itself for some openness that is on the threshold of threatening normal life.
You know, I had some text here using the term "gayropa" in its headline and I even shared my doubts about what the fuck Europe is doing in that department, in celebrating their gay prides where people run around dressed like and acting like not even a child could take them seriously as adults and where they make figures like Conchita Wurst winner of the Eurovision Song Contest only to make Eastern Europe shout in disgust.
In that way, I even agree with the Russian side which pledges for finding its own way with that as the kind that America found is dependent on different circumstances that created it. In Europe it should be that way too, American culture has also spread in that way over Europe and I don't think it's doing it good.
But, on the other hand, I can't understand people which can drive a tank suddenly then can voice such views like all people in the West turn into cowards just because they get surrounded with gay propaganda all over the day. Like: How can you get upon that thought of throwing both things into a coherence? And that from grown up men, grown up men and maybe even women, which are as intelligent to do things it really needs brains for. - And then in connection with that voicing of religious phrases.
Let's say, in the eye of the battlefield I don't break anyone's God, it's everyone's own matter how he motivates himself to get out alive or to find his peace if he doesn't, but I can't - for the hell of it - take it if somebody makes his religious beliefs again a base for how other people should live like and how the look at, up or down on them. Faggots fight with the gun too once they get over the rainbow flag and understand "either you fight or you gonna get killed".
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The best advise I can give to any gay person is "forget about the rainbow flag - what's attached to it, is an agenda; this has nothing to do with being gay". Maybe sometime I can put it into good words.