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INCEST: THREAT FROM WEST AND EAST
Russian political scientists of different political ideologies
engaged in propaganda and intimidation of the Armenian society
with integration with the Western community have resorted to such
a delicate argument as imposition by the West rules and procedures
relating to non-traditional sexual orientation. Besides legislation
already adopted by some countries of Europe the probability of laying
down incest in legislation is rumored.
Apparently, the Russian political scientists have consulted pro-Russian
Armenian political scientists and arrived at the conclusion that
increasingly more Armenians may be repelled by incest now.
In the meantime, Russia is exposed to threat of such sacral orientation
as incest not only from the West but also from the East.
It is known that incest is the ethnic and cultural custom of
Azerbaijanis. Men live with their mothers and sisters. Unfortunately,
the notion of this specifically spread tradition has not received
the right to literary word stock.
Currently, about 3 million Azerbaijanis live in the Russian Federation,
who gradually integrate with the Russian society and introduce their
traditions into the new culture, including incest.
Every tradition must be respected and supported, and the Russian
civil society must take care about it.
It is not ruled out that in the course of time the Azerbaijani
population in Russia will lobby in the Federal Duma the passage of
relevant legislation on legalization and legitimization of incest.
Hence, the mental threats come not only from the liberal West but
also the East. Time will come when the Russian political scientists
of all political ideologies will have to observe the accepted social
ethics and talk about adepts of incest only with respect (or not
talk about it at all). But one problem is left why the pro-Russian
Armenian political scientists fear the topic of LGBT? There might be
some latent reasons and problems.
Igor Muradyan 11:31 25/07/2013 Story from Lragir.am News:
http://www.lragir.am/index/eng/0/comments/view/30542
Russian political scientists of different political ideologies
engaged in propaganda and intimidation of the Armenian society
with integration with the Western community have resorted to such
a delicate argument as imposition by the West rules and procedures
relating to non-traditional sexual orientation. Besides legislation
already adopted by some countries of Europe the probability of laying
down incest in legislation is rumored.
Apparently, the Russian political scientists have consulted pro-Russian
Armenian political scientists and arrived at the conclusion that
increasingly more Armenians may be repelled by incest now.
In the meantime, Russia is exposed to threat of such sacral orientation
as incest not only from the West but also from the East.
It is known that incest is the ethnic and cultural custom of
Azerbaijanis. Men live with their mothers and sisters. Unfortunately,
the notion of this specifically spread tradition has not received
the right to literary word stock.
Currently, about 3 million Azerbaijanis live in the Russian Federation,
who gradually integrate with the Russian society and introduce their
traditions into the new culture, including incest.
Every tradition must be respected and supported, and the Russian
civil society must take care about it.
It is not ruled out that in the course of time the Azerbaijani
population in Russia will lobby in the Federal Duma the passage of
relevant legislation on legalization and legitimization of incest.
Hence, the mental threats come not only from the liberal West but
also the East. Time will come when the Russian political scientists
of all political ideologies will have to observe the accepted social
ethics and talk about adepts of incest only with respect (or not
talk about it at all). But one problem is left why the pro-Russian
Armenian political scientists fear the topic of LGBT? There might be
some latent reasons and problems.
Igor Muradyan 11:31 25/07/2013 Story from Lragir.am News:
http://www.lragir.am/index/eng/0/comments/view/30542