Posted on 02/26/2015 2:09:04 PM PST by redreno
Being gay is dangerous business in Russia, but it’s especially risky when you troll the country’s leading opponent of gay rights. The owners of a St. Petersburg lesbian nightclub, raided today by police, are learning that lesson.
Infinity is a “girls-only” nightclub for “St. Petersburg’s most stylish young women.” On February 1, one of the club’s owners and several of her friends were flying from Moscow to St. Petersburg, when they spotted Vitaly Milonov, a lawmaker famous for initiating Russia’s crackdown on LGBT rights. Not fans of his conservative politics, the girls photographed themselves kissing one another in front of Milonov, and later posted the images online, where they became a viral sensation.
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You can’t BUY that kind of publicity.
Of course, you might get killed for it too.
So it’s a double edged sword.
In Soviet Russia, Lesbians raid YOU!!!
The Sodomites have gone too far and will face consequence.
What? No Pussy Riot?
Nice, easily identifiable tattoos.
You got the first guy taking a picture who’s gonna save it for later. The second guy raising his hand wanting to know if he can join in and the third guy thinking, “ah not this sh#t again!”
Wazzup? Putin trying to focus without his reading glasses?
LOL 2 thumbs up from rootin tootin Putin
“Putin trying to focus without his reading glasses?”
No, it’s just his natural reaction, to play TV. The girl has
her antennas up and he’s reaching for the tuners.
‘Leading politician’ is flying economy along the ‘sheeple’.
Some other politicians in other countries should take notes.
Don't giving special status to deviants is the right thing to do (and that's what vast majority of the world does) but government forces raiding some place because the owner “trolled” some politician is basically fascism.
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