Who told you to support these idiots?

NOT SUITABLE FOR WORK OR PUBLIC PLACES. NUDITY.

Pics of an orgy.


http://www.hipsterrunoff.com/altreport/2012/08/nsfw-nude-orgy-pregnancy-photos-h...


Throwing themselves at police officers. Grose! I hope they copped a hiding after the video was turned off.




Inside the Russian Orthodox Church.

freediver wrote on Sep 10^th, 2012 at 7:37pm:



The Orthodox religion and the law they broke is inseparable. Some countries have laws protecting religion, obviously Russia is one of them.

Why is the Muslim faith so important to Saudi's? It just is, it's how they are.

Why are some Jewish people in Europe still afraid to admit their Jewishness?

You need to understand how very important the Orthodox religion is to Russians, otherwise you won't understand the significance of the crime.

Close your Australian eyes for a minute freediver and think Russia.

Do you think they should have been given immunity?

If so, why?

I agree, two years was a bit rough, but hey! tell the judge. I believe the sentence was for what they did in the church, not so much what they said.

Anyway, I should think they will be out in six months at least, and that would be a fair sentence, so all's ok in the end.

In all fairness to Putin, he was questioned about them and he gave his honest opinion. I don't think they are worth the news coverage either.

You can't compare Scientology in America to Orthodox in Russia. You'd be better off comparing Islam in the ME and its devout followers.

I wonder if the western world would feel the same if they were three ugly Russian men?

freediver wrote on Sep 11^th, 2012 at 7:54am:



The nuns who were in the church that day gave evidence in court. They swore on their holy book to tell the truth. I believe their account of events and the pussie's didn't deny it because they thought they should be allowed to do it.

Hooliganism and balsphemy are both against the law in Russia. Luckily for them they got away with the lesser charge of blasphemy. The crime of hooliganism carries a much harder penalty.

Watch the video freediver.

We don't come from a religious society so it's hard to understand that a country would have laws that protect religion, but you have to understand the history under the old communist regime to put it in perspective.

The pussies purposely set out to break the laws to show their hatred of religious laws. They stamped on religious icons and mooned the statue of Jesus.

For example just imagine my street has a 60km an hour speed limit.

Ok, I think it should be 80km, so I always drive down my street at 80km.

I end up before the courts. The judge hates people who purposely breaks the law of the land and she gives me the maximum sentence.

Bad luck for me, I had it coming.

Ex Dame Pansi wrote on Sep 10^th, 2012 at 1:20pm:



I blame Eurovision.

Yeah! it's not ok to break the law, as the riotous ones found out.

Spending time in prison is not against any human rights conditions that I've heard of. I'm sure they're getting fed, watered and exercised.

Name a country that doesn't have prisons.

Have you watched the videos yet? Seems like plenty of freedom going on there.

They damaged sh1t, they are not sorry,they pay the price.

freediver wrote on Sep 11^th, 2012 at 7:51pm:



Explain where their human rights are being denied?

Russia is not America or Australia. The whole world does not have the same level of freedom of speech as we do. So does that make their laws wrong?

In Thailand if you degrade the name of the Royal family, you go straight to jail. That's their law. We can call our prime minister all the ugly names we can think of and get away with it.