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    Die Komödie boomt in Russland. Aber Stand-Ups haben Angst, wegen Witzen ins Gefängnis zu kommen.

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    2. Mushroom_Tip on

      >The 29-year-old was sentenced to five years and nine months in prison by a Moscow court earlier this month after he was found guilty of inciting hatred for a joke about being tripped up by a disabled person. A second joke about Jesus Christ led to a conviction for offending religious believers.

      5 years in prison for „potentially“ hurting someone’s feeling with a joke. Damn. What a sad place.

    4. RdditIsStrasserist on

      Meanwhile, whiney ass Western comedians are acting like they’re oppressed for being criticized for shitty jokes

    5. EstablishmentFull797 on

      In America, best comedians’ shows are always sold out. Smash hit!

      In Russia, best comedians are always pushed out! Smash, hit sidewalk

    6. Decent_Two_6456 on

      In another way, it’s an extra incentive to be more creative.

      Less is more.

      Bad joke, dead.

    8. A-Lazy-Pancreas on

      Is it blooming or is it being oppressed? Those two are kind of opposing situations?

    9. cb_24 on

      One of the most popular Russian comedians @maxgalkinru was forced to leave after the war began since he spoke out against it and was branded a foreign agent. He still signs off every post with the following required by Russian law:

      18+ THIS MATERIAL (INFORMATION) WAS PRODUCED, DISTRIBUTED BY FOREIGN AGENT MAXIM ALEXANDROVICH GALKIN OR CONCERNING THE ACTIVITIES OF FOREIGN AGENT MAXIM ALEXANDROVICH GALKIN

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