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1. 2024-02-27 at 6:57 PM UTC

   #1
   Warcry Certified lover boy (banned)
   where everything goes but at the same time nothing goes against the grain:
   
   https://www.themoscowtimes.com/2016/10/25/russian-primetime-tv-shows-bestiality-but-cops-still-investigate-internet-users-for-posting-memes-a55870
   
   “ Over the past few years, it has become enormously difficult to navigate the minefield that is Russia’s media censorship. This week captures the problem well: a primetime TV network broadcast blurred images of beastiality, suffering no legal consequences, while yet another Russian Internet user, this time in St. Petersburg, faces criminal investigation for reposting a meme.
   
   On October 24, the NTV television program “Show and Tell” aired an episode dedicated to a leaked sex tape allegedly showing actor Alexei Panin engaging in sexual acts with a dog. Panin denies that it’s him in the video, accusing NTV of trying to take his eight-year-old daughter from him. He promises a lawsuit.
   
   While NTV might face civil charges from Panin about his reputation, the network appears to be in no legal danger, despite the fact that it aired blurred, but still undeniably hardcore, images of a man and woman engaging in sexual acts with a dog.
   
   “I’m no fan of the argument ‘children could see this,’ but there’s no other way to say it here: they could have seen this, and been scarred for life,” opposition activist Alexei Navalny wrote on his blog, complaining that the country’s “morality warriors” don’t really care about the Russian media. …”
2. 2024-02-27 at 7:17 PM UTC

   #2
   

   Ghost Black Hole

   Originally posted by Warcry where everything goes but at the same time nothing goes against the grain:
   
   https://www.themoscowtimes.com/2016/10/25/russian-primetime-tv-shows-bestiality-but-cops-still-investigate-internet-users-for-posting-memes-a55870
   
   “ Over the past few years, it has become enormously difficult to navigate the minefield that is Russia’s media censorship. This week captures the problem well: a primetime TV network broadcast blurred images of beastiality, suffering no legal consequences, while yet another Russian Internet user, this time in St. Petersburg, faces criminal investigation for reposting a meme.
   
   On October 24, the NTV television program “Show and Tell” aired an episode dedicated to a leaked sex tape allegedly showing actor Alexei Panin engaging in sexual acts with a dog. Panin denies that it’s him in the video, accusing NTV of trying to take his eight-year-old daughter from him. He promises a lawsuit.
   
   While NTV might face civil charges from Panin about his reputation, the network appears to be in no legal danger, despite the fact that it aired blurred, but still undeniably hardcore, images of a man and woman engaging in sexual acts with a dog.
   
   “I’m no fan of the argument ‘children could see this,’ but there’s no other way to say it here: they could have seen this, and been scarred for life,” opposition activist Alexei Navalny wrote on his blog, complaining that the country’s “morality warriors” don’t really care about the Russian media. …”