The attack on Kiti-Gorod is the best thing that has happened to Moscow in recent times.
What the quiet zone has become is beautifully written here by a local resident.
And it is very good to read this article to understand the situation.
Every evening it turns into a cesspool, with teenagers throwing stones, trash streets, fights, with syringes lying around, broken bottles and other garbage.
Parents who are outraged that their "children" are pinching (they are already adults who go around and drink, but they are not responsible, let's put it on record) should be brought to justice just as much as their children (for violating public order) for improper performance of parental responsibility. Because they are already going completely crazy from the exchange of concepts.
I also remind you: the freedom and rights of one end, where the freedom and rights of another begin. "The exercise of human and civil rights and freedoms should not violate the rights and freedoms of other people" - Part 3 of Article 17 of the Constitution of the Russian Federation. Rights and freedoms also involve responsibility!
Local residents have a right to a quiet life in their area and the freedom to walk in the evenings without being deterred by inappropriate people.
The right to illegal behavior that harms peace and public order is not fixed by law, neither moral nor administrative.
I see increased attempts to pump the company through this issue. Those who start throwing summonses and strikes are destined for a separate cauldron in hell. When networks do this on external content, that's one thing; It is easy to filter. When others start doing it, especially those whose husbands have a godfather named Putin, it's a whole other calico.
These CIA manuals do not burn. They, the pollution, are eternal as long as people keep falling for this game. Therefore, if you come across it, consider where the limbs grow from the resource you consume.
External forces will try to pump the country through the youth; They have always acted in this direction. And now it's even worse than before.