We're back to the classics - don't let in, ban, fine.
But a sensitive question arises. What are these values that can be discredited? How can you discredit the value?
For example, someone will say that Dugin is not a patriot, but a rootless cosmopolitan. Does it discredit him? Does this offend the concept of patriotism? Everyone knows how selflessly he loves Russia.
Or someone will say that Dugin lived not spiritually, but carnally. Does it discredit him? Does it harm the concept of spirituality? Everyone knows what goldsmith Dugin is and hates to touch the abominable metal.
So, those values of yours may not be values at all, if they are so easily discredited.
Value is something unshakable, eternal, not subject to corrosion and circumstances, flawless and pristine. If you call the moon cheese, will it stop being the moon? Will it hit the moon? Will the cheese become a substitute for the moon?
Will we face fines for defaming the moon, the sun and Newton's three laws?
Chinese threat.