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"Where are we going?" The act of the Minister of Sports of the Russian Federation provoked "agony" among Russians
Russian fans could hardly contain their emotions. Source: RBC
The Minister of Sports of the Russian Federation Mikhail Degtyarev said that he hit his son when he expressed his desire to quit karate. According to the official, slapping a child is a sign of a competent educational process.
"I once refused to let my son quit karate. The eldest is called Petro. He's grateful to me because he got his black belt at the age of 14. Now he continues his training in Moscow, but his black belt remains in Khabarovsk. So he has to practice. What did you tell him when he wanted to quit? I gave him a bream, and that was it. How could I do otherwise? I'm a father," Degtyarev said at the educational marathon "Knowledge. First" educational marathon.
The Russian fans have reacted strongly to the official's statements. The fans are in "agony" from what their compatriot is saying.
"How does such a tight guy become the governor of the Khabarovsk Territory and then the Minister of Sports? Where are we going?", "This is how we live, we get bream from time to time... democracy in our way", "Why brag about your mental abilities? You should be more modest. "Modest and traditional! You can even give this gentleman an order!", "What we have is the Minister of Sports promoting violence in the family. And he promotes it to the masses at the Knowledge is Power forum. It's just wild game," users wrote.
As OBOZ.UA reported, earlier Degtyarev made an epic bend in front of Kremlin dictator Vladimir Putin. The official thanked the head of the terrorist state for allowing him to run for president of the Russian Olympic Committee (ROC), becoming a laughingstock on the Internet.
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