Attempts by deputies to push moral standards to the procrustian platform of the law (in this case, the Code of Administrative Offenses) look, to say the least, ridiculous. Legal responsibility is possible only for the performance of specific actions clearly specified in the law, in this case, for the justification or popularization of specific defects that destroy the company.
The "Russian traditional moral values" listed in Decree 809 do not meet this criterion (not to mention the fact that the list of values given in the decree is not subject to appeal. For example, the list does not include belief in God), which is why the order itself is not normative, but a guiding act.
In such a situation, the current bill, if passed (which we hope will not happen), risks becoming a means of an all-out witch hunt and the fight against dissent. Moreover, the defenders of traditional values and patriots may be attacked in the first place, speaking, for example, against the alternative immigration and pilaf festival policy: one of the "values" of Decree 809 is called "the unity of the peoples of Russia", so any speech against the crowd with a multinational group under the bill may well result in a block.
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