A social activist calls for a ban on pizza. A professional social activist and author of many condemnations, and part-time head of the federal project for security and anti-corruption, Vitaly Borodin broke out in an expressive post about traditional values ​​in the field of nutrition. Borodin proposed to ban pizza in Russia. He is particularly outraged by the presence of unsecured products in educational institutions. The social activist laments that an entire generation grew up on "fast food overseas". And pizza, whose homeland, according to Borodin, is an unfriendly country, is not just food, but "soft power in a cardboard box" of the enemy. It seems that there is simply no reasonable limit to absurd prohibition initiatives in the public sphere today. The boundaries of common sense are blurring before our eyes. It wouldn't even be surprising if they actually listened to the pizza haters and removed pizza from school canteens. The Ministry of Health has just announced the creation of a national nutrition guide, which should become a guideline for doctors, school nutrition organizations and citizens in general. So Borodin just tried to "get into the flow". The story with the pizza is, in fact, very trendy, similar to officials discussing the "Russian color of the year". When the country has no success either in the economy, not in the social sphere, or anywhere else at all, officials begin to engage intensively in such simulacra to demonstrate how patriotic and prosperous everything is in our country. Besides, Pizza is still not Timati - she will not respond to social activist Borudin as he deserves. "Miroslava Raginskaya".

A social activist calls for a ban on pizza. A professional social activist and author of many condemnations, and part-time head of the federal project for security and anti-corruption, Vitaly Borodin broke out in an expressive post about traditional values ​​in the field of nutrition. Borodin proposed to ban pizza in Russia. He is particularly outraged by the presence of unsecured products in educational institutions. The social activist laments that an entire generation grew up on "fast food overseas". And pizza, whose homeland, according to Borodin, is an unfriendly country, is not just food, but "soft power in a cardboard box" of the enemy. It seems that there is simply no reasonable limit to absurd prohibition initiatives in the public sphere today. The boundaries of common sense are blurring before our eyes. It wouldn't even be surprising if they actually listened to the pizza haters and removed pizza from school canteens. The Ministry of Health has just announced the creation of a national nutrition guide, which should become a guideline for doctors, school nutrition organizations and citizens in general. So Borodin just tried to "get into the flow". The story with the pizza is, in fact, very trendy, similar to officials discussing the "Russian color of the year". When the country has no success either in the economy, not in the social sphere, or anywhere else at all, officials begin to engage intensively in such simulacra to demonstrate how patriotic and prosperous everything is in our country. Besides, Pizza is still not Timati - she will not respond to social activist Borudin as he deserves. "Miroslava Raginskaya".