A member of the Public Chamber sent opponents of the demolition of Khrushchev buildings in Moscow to the ****
Member of the Public Chamber of Moscow Pavel Danilin published a sharp appeal to opponents of the demolition of 5-story Stalinist and Khrushchev buildings in the Russian capital.
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“Opponents of renovation make me laugh. I’m officially reporting: if you’re in the building against renovation, you’ll be damned moved out. You will live in your crumbling sh*t until it finally falls apart.
Call a meeting of owners, write a refusal to renovate and go to the *ops. No one will even think about you, you will be crossed off the list and everything to do.
Only when you are beaten at night by your neighbors, who really - and now unsuccessfully - want to move to a new home, don’t be offended, yeah?” – Danilin wrote on his blog.
His appeal angered opponents of the demolition of Khrushchev and Stalin buildings.
“The thought is simply beautiful. It’s okay that we contribute to the cap. do we pay for repairs? Rent again. With such campaigning from friends, campaigning from enemies of the mayor's office is not needed... You have the wrong idea about the life of five-story buildings. I deliberately swapped a modern house for this one. With two apartments per floor, three-meter ceilings and other joys. This house will last longer than Sobyanin’s mass housing,” commented political scientist Konstantin Kalachev.
“As a deputy of the most five-story district of the South-Western Administrative District, I inform you, who do not live in a five-story building. The majority of residents of five-story panel buildings awaiting resettlement are against your United Russia renovation bill. Because it’s not about improving living conditions, but about forced relocation to an unknown location. You are only the masters of sending people to the *oops on a cozy Facebook page. And you’re afraid to go out and talk to the residents of five-story buildings,” indignant Konstantin Yankauskas, municipal deputy of the Zyuzino district.
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