In the war, those who swear obscenities die: this was told about this to Russian schoolchildren
In the gymnasium No. 6 in the Ivanteevka near Moscow, a meeting was held on the topic “Russia without fading”. A priest who spoke about the influence of obscene words on the situation was invited to students of the 6th grade.
Children were given leaflets, which say that “the greatest military leaders Fedor Ushakov and Alexander Suvorov were sternly punished for the mat”, and “numerous deaths of the motherwriters” confirm the “killing of swear words” during the war.
The leaflet also indicates that “obscene vocabulary consists of words describing either sexual intercourse or its participants.” And the obscene words “lead to early sexual relations”: “For girls, this is an undesirable pregnancy, abortion, infertility.”
The article says that if a girl dreams of marrying a “worthy guy”, then she should think and not swear.
