RussianGov Fears Men Licking Ice Cream

 

I guess Russians don't do oral sex. If a man licking ice cream scares them into becoming too oral or an undertone for licking anything they put in sight including a banana, I feel sad for them. But we know these people are insecure, to go around taking what belongs to others even though they have the largest land mass of any nation. They still needed to take Ukraine.

ow that Ukraine is kicking them out they talk about taking the borders on the east coast. They want to take anything even if it's nailed down.

 

Russian Troops Given Pep Talk With LGBT Attacks And Warnings Of Satanism

By Brendan Cole

Senior News Reporter

 

 

An official in Siberia has said that a promotional image of two men in summer clothing enjoying ice cream in sub-zero temperatures should not be displayed because it was connected to "non-traditional relationships."

In November 2022, Russia's parliament passed a law banning "LGBT propaganda," which criminalizes any act regarded as an attempt to promote what Russia calls "non-traditional sexual relations" in film, online, advertising, or in public.

Since then, the crackdown has got tougher, with Russia's Supreme Court last month classifying the LGBTQ+ movement as extremist, even though no such organization exists as an entity.

A Novosibirsk cultural official says these images showing two dudes eating ice cream in the snow (promotional photos intended to showcase how tough the local men are) are suspiciously “LGBT,” and he doesn’t want to see them displayed ever again. https://t.co/XRui73Bg18 pic.twitter.com/nTQIhTm5Nc

— Kevin Rothrock (@KevinRothrock) December 16, 2023

The law in effect bans anything deemed to promote a "non-heterosexual lifestyle." While it does not come into effect in Russia until January 10, 2024, there have already been reports of raids on LGBTQ+ venues in the country.

Meanwhile, news outlet SibFM reported that Alexander Tarasov, the chairman of the standing committee on culture, had taken issue with a photograph intended to show the hardiness of Siberians in winter. The picture taken in 2020 in the center of Siberia's biggest city, Novosibirsk, shows two men in beachwear from a tourism club enjoying an ice-cream in front of a digital sign that lists the temperature as minus 33 degrees Celsius (minus 27 degrees Fahrenheit). Newsweek contacted Tarasov by email on Saturday.

  

 

The image aimed "to amuse Novosibirsk residents and show that they were not cold." But Novosibirsk City Council deputy Svetlana Kaverzina told Sib. fm that the image was presented as part of a municipal program promoting culture and tourism.

"The commission chairman considered that it was connected with non-traditional relationships. He asked me not to display this photo anywhere next time," Kaverzina told the outlet.

Licking good but maybe Im thinking of a different favor??

Generic image ice cream

 

An ice cream is served to a customer in London, England, in 2018. An official in Novosibirsk has said a promotional image of two men enjoying ice cream should not be displayed because it was connected to “non-traditional relationships."

 

She posted the images on her Telegram account, which prompted a lively thread. "Stop seeing homosexuality everywhere," wrote one, "either treat your latent orientation or treat your internal homophobia."

Another questioned why such a conclusion could be drawn about "normal people who simply show strength and endurance in such cold weather."

 

In July, Russian lawmaker Maria Butina, a former spy who was convicted and jailed in the United States on charges of conspiring to act as an unregistered foreign agent, called for Barbie dolls to be banned following LGBTQ+ representation in the blockbuster Barbie movie.