United Russia deputy Milonov proposed new laws relating to females. Law on conscription of girls into the army Law if a girl gives birth before 23

Here are a few quotes from Milonov regarding political innovations:

Regarding military service: “A woman’s destiny is motherhood. If she deliberately neglects the gift that was given to her by nature and the Lord, then why shouldn’t she go to serve? And the fact that she “has not yet met great love” is an excuse in favor of the poor. A woman either wants to have children or she doesn’t. And if he wants, then finding a spouse is not a difficult matter, but if he doesn’t want to, then maybe he’ll meet someone in the army. And so - at least he will protect the Motherland. There is probably no point in sending women to the infantry and special forces of the Airborne Forces, but there is a place for them in the rifle, engineering, and flying troops. Otherwise, many so-called feminists like to shout about equal rights. Here you go, equal rights. It couldn’t be more equal.”

Regarding stoning: “This will reduce the number of rapes and generally raise the overall vitality! Appearance is not the area in which you need to express yourself. It would be better if the woman helped her mother or prepared a delicious dinner. Or, at least, reads a good book, not necessarily a spiritual one. My wife, for example, always dresses very modestly. And before marriage, she dressed just as modestly. If she dressed provocatively, I would never pay attention to her. The external should not cloud the internal.”

Regarding the reduction of places in universities: “A woman should not be smarter than her husband. She should be submissive, thrifty, caring and helpful, and not lower male self-esteem with her subsequently unnecessary knowledge, the site reports. A man should feel that he is the head of the family, then he will want to take care of this family.”

Vsevolod Chaplin and Andrey Kuraev fully supported the initiative of their colleague from St. Petersburg and sent a letter to Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev, which included a request to move forward with the bill.

When reading these materials, one gets the feeling that Russia is returning to ancient times, when the people themselves “judged” and “arranged”.

One can only imagine what will happen in our country if all these amendments to legislation come into force.

A recent amendment put forward for consideration by the State Duma from the famous nationalist and moralist, deputy of the United Russia faction and the Legislative Assembly of St. Petersburg, Vitaly Milonov, led to increasing panic in the ranks of the fair sex.

According to the project, all girls who have reached the age of 23 and have not given birth to a child before this time must undergo military service in the army!

And although the new amendments to the law had not even passed the first reading, a storm began to gather among the people: especially considering the published statements about the purpose of the feminine gender in the mouth of a well-known deputy, who also turned out to be a fan of domostroy.

“A woman’s destiny is motherhood. If she deliberately neglects the gift that was given to her by nature and the Lord, then why shouldn’t she go to serve? And the fact that she “has not yet met great love” is an excuse in favor of the poor.

A woman either wants to have children or she doesn’t. And if he wants, then finding a spouse is not a difficult matter, but if he doesn’t want to, then maybe he’ll meet someone in the army. And so - at least he will protect the Motherland.

There is probably no point in sending women into the infantry, but there is a place for them in the rifle, engineering and flying troops. Otherwise, many so-called feminists like to shout about equal rights. Here you go, equal rights. It couldn’t be more equal.”

Such thoughts about motherhood undoubtedly exist - but not in the same interpretation! It turns out that if until the age of 23 a girl was not “concerned” with obtaining the status of a married lady and procreation, then all she can do is defend her homeland?

Or does Vitaly Milonov and his comrades intend to stimulate the birth rate in the country in such an interesting way?

“Is there something I don’t understand, or is the Russian Orthodox Church seriously trying to play on the field of Islamic fundamentalists? Offer, so to speak, a cheap Chinese knockoff of a successful brand, your own version of the Taliban, with a rollback to clothing standards, with political aggression, with indications of an external enemy, etc.? Dear Orthodox fathers, this path is not only incorrect (since it is not even a path to or from Christ, but to the side, to a different coordinate system), but it is also meaningless - after all, in terms of the degree of detachment (necessary for igniting shirnarmass) with the mullahs, you don’t care If you can’t compare, you shouldn’t even try.”

Everything would be fine, but further – more. Other “amendments and additions” regarding women in society also became known. So, in accordance with the opinion of the deputy, “If a woman goes out into the street in too revealing clothes, while still smoking and drinking alcohol, she can be stoned and this will not be considered an administrative (let alone a criminal) offense.”

According to Milonov: “This will reduce the number of rapes and generally raise the overall vitality. Appearance is not the area in which you need to express yourself. It would be better if the woman helped her mother or prepared a delicious dinner. Or, at least, reads a good book, not necessarily a spiritual one. The external should not cloud the internal.” Doesn't remind you of anything?

Like-minded people of the St. Petersburg moralist are also gathering to introduce a quota on the number of places in universities for female applicants, because (surely, the quote is taken from Domostroi) “A woman should not be smarter than her husband. She should be submissive, thrifty, caring and helpful, and not lower male self-esteem with her subsequently unnecessary knowledge. A man should feel that he is the head of the family, then he will want to take care of this family.”

The Chairman of the Synodal Department for Relations between Church and Society, speaking at a round table on interethnic relations in Moscow on December 17, 2010, said: “If she wears a miniskirt, she can provoke not only a Caucasian, but also a Russian. If she is drunk at the same time, she will provoke it all the more. If at the same time she actively invites people to contact her, and then is surprised that this contact ends in rape, she is even more wrong.”

It is impossible to imagine what awaits Russia only when such “amendments” to the Legislation of the Russian Federation are submitted to the State Duma for consideration. And even more so, what will begin to happen in a society in which the modern woman has inevitably taken on a leading role in many areas.

And what about the deputy himself and his family? How about the fact that his wife, Eva Liburkina, was a voting member of the St. Petersburg Election Commission from June 2008 to October 2011? Or will her destiny, with the adoption of the law, only be to maintain the family hearth and raise two children - son Nikolai and daughter Martha?

Of course, our women now are far from what they were a century ago. But is this exactly what men want? And is it really necessary to introduce a new law in order to return girls to home and motherhood?

It turns out that representatives of the so-called stronger, but in fact the weaker sex (we won’t point fingers!) with such statements only raise their self-esteem, and consider themselves quite competent in order to solve gender problems, which, by the way, are faced all over the world, in different countries, certified psychologists and sociologists...

If you didn’t give birth until you were 23, go serve your Fatherland. Deputy Vitaly Milonov, already known for his initiatives far beyond the city, allegedly wants to force Russian women to swallow the dust of army roads, salute and learn the soldier’s bearing. One of them, the ban on the promotion of homosexuality, has already resulted in a law that has caused a lot of noise not only in the Northern capital, but throughout the world. This time, the people's representative proposes to kill two birds with one stone - to increase the birth rate and to replenish the ranks of the defenders of the Fatherland.

A woman’s destiny is motherhood,” one of the Internet resources quotes the thoughtful reflections of the parliamentarian. - If she deliberately neglects the gift that was given to her by nature and the Lord, then why shouldn’t she go to serve? And the fact that she “has not yet met great love” is an excuse in favor of the poor. A woman either wants to have children or she doesn’t. And if he wants, then finding a spouse is not a difficult matter, but if he doesn’t want to, then maybe he’ll meet someone in the army. And so, at least he will protect the Motherland,” sums up the author of the bill.

For some reason, the deputy does not advise sending girls to the infantry, suggesting that young ladies will realize their talents with much greater benefit in the rifle, engineering and flying troops.

Otherwise, many so-called feminists like to shout about equal rights. Here you go, equal rights. It can’t be more equal,” the author rejoices.

How did Vitaly Valentinovich determine what his destiny is as a woman, and why Russian women should give birth before the age of 23? Komsomolskaya Pravda addressed this question to the parliamentarian himself. However, as it turned out, Milonov had nothing to do with the idea. The people's representative called the information about a compulsory women's army a lie.

Complete stupidity. Given the traditional attitude towards women, such proposals are unacceptable. The authors should be prosecuted for libel, but under the Criminal Code,” the deputy commented.

Apparently, the soldiers will have to repay their debt to the Motherland in the harsh solitude of men.

BY THE WAY

Women were officially allowed to serve in the active army during the Russo-Turkish War of 1877-1878. True, this only concerned nurses. In Tsarist Russia, the weaker sex was not accepted for military service. Millions of our compatriots wanted to fight the enemy during the Great Patriotic War, about 800 thousand went to fight at the front. The girls not only cared for the wounded in hospitals, but also fired sniper rifles, cleared mines, and piloted combat aircraft.

Most women serve in the Israeli army today. Moreover, they defend their homeland on an equal basis with men. Representatives of the fair sex are also present in the Russian army. Today there are approximately 47 thousand women in the service of the fatherland, of which about two thousand are in officer positions.

How come I didn’t see this before? It's even a shame.

Recently, United Russia deputy Vitaly Milonov presented new amendments to the legislation of the Russian Federation for consideration, which will most likely cause a strong reaction among many residents of the country. It should be noted that Vsevolod Chaplin and Andrei Kuraev also supported Milonov’s initiative. At the moment, a corresponding letter has been sent to Dmitry Medvedev with a request to give progress to this bill.

1. If the new changes come into force, then all women who have not given birth to a child before the age of 23 will have to serve military service.

— “A woman’s destiny is motherhood. If she deliberately neglects the gift that was given to her by nature and the Lord, then why shouldn’t she go to serve? And the fact that she “has not yet met great love is an excuse in favor of the poor.
A woman either wants to have children or she doesn’t. And if he wants, then finding a spouse is not a difficult matter, but if he doesn’t want to, then maybe he’ll meet someone in the army. And so - at least he will protect the Motherland. There is probably no point in sending women into the infantry, but there is a place for them in the rifle, engineering and flying troops. Otherwise, many so-called feminists like to shout about equal rights. Here you go, equal rights. It couldn’t be more equal.”

2. The next amendment says that if a woman goes out into the street in too revealing clothes, while still smoking and drinking alcohol, she can be stoned and this will not be considered an administrative (let alone a criminal) offense.

According to Milonov, “This will reduce the number of rapes and generally raise the overall vitality. Appearance is not the area in which you need to express yourself. It would be better if the woman helped her mother or prepared a delicious dinner. Or, at least, reads a good book, not necessarily a spiritual one. The external should not cloud the internal.”

3. It also became known that when amendments to the bill were introduced, Quotas for the number of places in universities will be introduced for women.

- “A woman should not be smarter than her husband. She should be submissive, thrifty, caring and helpful, and not lower male self-esteem with her subsequently unnecessary knowledge. A man should feel that he is the head of the family, then he will want to take care of this family.”

One can only imagine what will happen in Russia if all this comes into force. But Milonov doesn’t care.

In general, one can talk about Milonov for a long time, a lot and with great pleasure. But it's not worth it. He is in good standing with the ruling party, even despite the fact that the above proposals directly contradict the Constitution of the Russian Federation and...
IMHO, IMHO, IMHO they return to the idea of ​​the need to subject all deputies to periodic psychiatric examinations - just for our peace of mind - otherwise it’s very scary to think that they were allowed to write Laws... I won’t say who, I’m afraid.(A.G.)

He became the author of the law on " administrative responsibility for promoting homosexuality and pedophilia", and also initiated:
- hookah ban,
- prohibition of photo and video filming in the metro,
- ban on teaching Darwin's theory in schools,
- ban on awarding the title of honorary citizen to director Alexander Sokurov, accusing him of making a blasphemous film,
- MTV channel ban for immorality,
- creation of a morality police in St. Petersburg from Cossacks and believers.

In 2012, Milonov asked the Minister of Culture to check Benjamin Britten's opera A Midsummer Night's Dream, staged by Christopher Alden, for scenes promoting homosexuality, pedophilia, alcohol and drugs.

In the same year Milonov spoke with the initiative to give civil rights to the embryo. “Passing this initiative will be very difficult, but we count on God’s help,” the deputy noted. The bill was rejected.