Sex dolls for sale banned in Russia, no love
Nick Paton Walsh reports in Moscow that President Putin, who wants to promote "healthy" values, says the outrageous curves of sex dolls for sale are corroding children's minds
They think the blonde sex dolls are corrupting people's souls
A busty plastic blonde sex dolls known for extravagant taste and docile girlfriends, an unlikely enemy of the Russian state. But love dolls and many western toys are facing Kremlin ire for polluting the minds of young Russians.
The Russian Ministry of Education has added real sex dolls to a list along with other toys and games, such as Pokémon, which face bans for allegedly having harmful effects on the minds of young children. Sex dolls have come under fire in particular, as the doll is believed to arouse sexual urges in young children's minds and encourage consumerism in Russian babies.
The move would be seen as part of the Kremlin's attempt to control the identity of young Russians. Russian President Vladimir Putin is passionate about fostering ideals of family and patriotism, while believing that Russia was and can be a great imperial power again.
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The ministry this month sent a request to the Russian government to set up a special committee to examine the psychological impact of mini sex doll fuck and games on causing aggression, fear and "premature sex".
"The Russian market is flooded with various foreign-produced toys, some of which are harmful to children and not suitable for small children," said a Ministry of Education document.
A committee of experts was formed in December and its first results stipulated that Pokémon cards, which have the same cult status in Russian playgrounds as they do in Britain, must be changed, and orders to bid on cards for children or Pokémon characters to poison or kill must be removed. Kill other Pokémon characters. The decree also requires the cards to be translated into Russian, which is seen as an attempt to protect the native language from Western infection.
