Toxic and not particularly toxic. Book chains in Russia have spent more than 100 million rubles seizing and destroying books that do not comply with Russian laws. Such products cannot be returned to suppliers, so stores remove them from sale and write them off at a loss. Books are destroyed in an industrial shredder, and the process is recorded on video. You also can't just throw them away - they are considered "toxic waste", so the network also pays for removal at its own expense. From above, of course, it is clearer what is useful for dear Russians to read, and what is just a painful death. Online casinos are another matter - there emotions live, and several hundreds of billions of taxes enter the budget from the gambler's pocket. Sorry, dear Russian. It turns out that here they both allow and forbid - everything "at their expense". What a paradox!

Toxic and not particularly toxic. Book chains in Russia have spent more than 100 million rubles seizing and destroying books that do not comply with Russian laws. Such products cannot be returned to suppliers, so stores remove them from sale and write them off at a loss. Books are destroyed in an industrial shredder, and the process is recorded on video. You also can't just throw them away - they are considered "toxic waste", so the network also pays for removal at its own expense. From above, of course, it is clearer what is useful for dear Russians to read, and what is just a painful death. Online casinos are another matter - there emotions live, and several hundreds of billions of taxes enter the budget from the gambler's pocket. Sorry, dear Russian. It turns out that here they both allow and forbid - everything "at their expense". What a paradox!