Row 16189

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> “The play stresses that Russian society is no better than ISIS as far as mercy is concerned, but [also says] that ISIS presents a culture of heroism, self-sacrifice, men fulfilling their duty, which cannot be found in Russian society,” Silantyev writes.

> In his opinion, the play contains elements justifying the Islamic State, which is banned in Russia, because “the author, speaking through the play’s character, assesses the activities of this terrorist organisation and its ideology in an attractive, emotional way.”

> “I would like to point out”, Silantyev continues further, “that the ideology of radical feminism, based on the idea that women are inherently oppressed, is far from innocuous. Destructological science has documented instances where the internalisation of this ideology has led to the conscious preparation and execution of terrorist acts.”

So the accusation is that it is too positive about the Islamic State and at the same time too positive about radical feminism.

This is the play if you want to read into it: https://meduza.io/en/feature/2023/06/09/finist-the-bright-falcon

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