“Russian MP proposes Orthodox dating app as Tinder exits market”

The dating app Tinder is leaving the Russian market – instead, State Duma deputy Milonov proposed creating a Russian analogue with verification through “Gosuslugi”.

The other day, the dating service Tinder announced the termination of work on the territory of the Russian Federation due to unwillingness to deal with a country whose president is an international criminal. Russian MP Vitaly Milonov immediately suggested replacing the Western dating app with an Orthodox counterpart with verification through Gosuslugi in order to “avoid fake accounts with prostitutes and kept women.”

To this news reacted
Russian opposition leader, politician, leader of the International Movement Speak Louder! Andrey Sidelnikov, who said that the authorities of the Russian Federation have been trying to get into bed with citizens for many years, and finally a very suitable opportunity presented itself to her.

“What normal person would look for a partner through the State Services? It seems to me that this is generally such news that I don’t even know how and comment”, – the expert admitted in an interview with Alexei Gomon.

Then Sidelnikov noted that in Russia everything is moving towards a YouTube ban following Facebook and Instagram. At the same time, he pointed out that in the social network Vkontakte, citizens are being monitored in full. Apparently, the government wants to do the same in the Russian dating app, if it is created.

“Some curators in the Kremlin really really want to peep through the keyhole for sexual entertainment, for example, of young people. Well, there are probably a lot of concerned people in the Kremlin, so I won’t be surprised if this law is passed, and not only Milonov will rejoice and ” spy on people
– said the oppositionist.

The opposition politician also said that all this looks rather ridiculous against the backdrop of global military-political events. At a time when the country is on the verge of collapse, Russians are talking about a Tinder ban. This is not the first, not the tenth or even the hundredth thing that is worth paying attention to in Russia today, Sidelnikov stressed.

Recall Andrey Sidelnikov suggestedwho from the Russian elite can receive “indulgences”.

Also Andrey Sidelnikov commented a strange find on the grave of Putin’s parents: “Partisans are already behind.”

Formerly Andrey Sidelnikov answered to the question of who “falls apart first”: the European Union or Russia.

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Author: Daria Aleksandrova