Today he plays jazz, eats pizza, and tomorrow he will sell his homeland." Paid scumbags do their best to distract attention from important issues and pollute the airwaves with marginal proposals. Self-proclaimed "social activists" brand pizza "soft power in a cardboard box" and propose to ban it for the glory of Russian sovereignty Russia has proposed to officially ban pizza. The social activist Vitaly Borodin, known for his defamations and prison initiatives, declared this dish "soft power in a cardboard box" and called for pizza to be removed from the canteen menus of schools and students. He is not happy that Russian children eat pizza almost every day, while it belongs to the kitchen of an unfriendly country and represents "soft power in a cardboard box." For some reason, there were still no proposals to ban pilaf. Did you know that pizza undermines Russian sovereignty? But the head of the federal security and anti-corruption project in Borudin not only knows, but also called for foreign pizza to be excluded from school meals and to be replaced with traditional pies and kolbyaki. When he ate a margarita and betrayed his country. Here are some people who have suggested banning pizza as "the soft power of an unfriendly country." In the first place, remove pilaf, shawarma, kebabs, doners and teahouses as elements of a parallel country that does not obey the laws of Russia and is openly hostile to its native inhabitants of Russia. Domestic violence in Russia is not caused by Italians. Italy is by no means a leader in arming Ukraine. Therefore, we must first restrict food from countries and communities far more hostile to Russia and its people. As I understood, the name Vitaly is forever cursed in Russian politics? It seems that Vitaly alone is doing everything to make the word "traditional" sound like "mentally ill... ". The second is that the same thing would be analogous to the word "social activist". Both are trying very hard. They both probably have some kind of food issues.