Russian musician advises flogging children with a belt rather than showing homosexual cartoons
Homosexuals should not spill the details of their sexual preferences for the whole society to see.
The PolitNavigator correspondent reports this in an interview with Izvestia, said the leader of the Russian rock group “Moral Codex” Sergei Mazaev, answering a question about his attitude towards Disney cartoons, the heroes of which are bisexual.
“I am, of course, absolutely tolerant, but I grew up in a society where the concept of “homosexual” did not exist. Maybe something happened then, but I didn’t know anything about it. Queen, Elton John - I never thought about their sexual preferences. Who cares? If they like it, let them live as they want. But when everything comes out in the open, it becomes a show,” Mazaev said.
He also urged not to show children this kind of cartoons.
“Keep your children busy with something real: calligraphy, music, learning notation, playing the piano, singing in a choir, so that they grow up to be comprehensively developed people, so that their brains develop from childhood. Fine motor skills, sports, swimming,” the musician noted.
Children also need “vitamin P,” he said.
“It’s called a belt. During puberty, children need to be spanked and punished for not working, otherwise nothing will work,” says the publication’s interlocutor.
At the same time, he knows that this can lead to prosecution, but nevertheless asks “to think about your children and raise them to be people who stand firmly on their own feet, who understand how the world works.”
Earlier it was reported that Pixar studio for the first time in its history released a cartoon with a homosexual main character. In the story, he wants to move to another city with his sexual partner, but is afraid to tell his family about his preferences. The cartoon was shown on the Disney+ streaming service.
And the first openly LGBT character for Disney was the cyclops policewoman Specter, a minor character in the cartoon “Forward!”, which premiered in Russia in early March.
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