He says the man was first detained by a group of Russian antigay vigilantes who lured him to a fake date through a social-networking website. There will be no respect for us otherwise."Īccording to the purported assailant, the attack took place on September 11 in Novosibirsk, where he himself is a student, and all the participants were ethnic Uzbeks. We live and work here, we are in contact with people of different nationalities. "We did this to protect the dignity of Uzbeks. "We made him sit on a bottle so that he repents for his sins and comes to reason," he told RFE/RL's Uzbek Service. The Uzbek-speaking source, speaking from Russia, confirms that the victim was targeted because he is gay. RFE/RL was able to track down a man who claimed to have taken part in the attack. Viewers on WhatsApp overwhelmingly praised the violence as a well-deserved punishment. The man, visibly terrified, weeps throughout much of the ordeal.
Ultimately, he is forced to sodomize himself by sitting on a bottle, which is then pushed with a bat. He is then handcuffed, beaten, insulted, and threatened with a gun. He is asked to identify himself and is stripped of his clothes, which are later burned.
The series of short clips, making the rounds on the mobile-phone application WhatsApp show the victim, who seems to be an ethnic Uzbek, being bullied into confessing that he is gay. Step 4: Wrap yourself up like a burrito and have sex in the dirt while you fist pump to “Ain’t Life Grand” playing on the main stage.A video depicting a man being raped with a bottle has surfaced on social media, in what appears to be the latest assault on Russia's beleaguered homosexual community. Go to one of said empty stages armed with a giant sheet or blanket. Step 3 (if there’s not a camping area): At OSL (Outside Lands), there’s no camping allowed, but what it lacks in tents, it makes up for in woodsy paths that lead to smaller, secluded stages. If you can’t find your tent (because of all the hula hooping), or don’t have one, hide between the sea of others and pitch your own. Step 3 (if there’s a camping area): Go there. They travel in packs, maintain a well-marked HQ (read: balloon), and when one of their own goes missing, a manhunt will almost always ensue - especially should certain festival antics come into play (we mean hula hooping, of course). When it comes to tracking location, festival-goers are not unlike park rangers. “There’s always one time slot when there’s only one show playing, the headline band," one source said. Frequent Bonnaroo and Outside Lands attendees (let’s be honest, you don’t have to hide anything at Burning Man), claimed this is the best way to achieve any small resemblance of privacy. Step 1: Wait for the headliner to take the stage. “When I told my manager two kids bought a ticket to this film in the middle of the day, he told me ‘you need to go check in on them right now.’ Then he handed me a broom.” Jason Hoffman/ThrillistĪt a crowded music festival, according to a seasoned festival-goer Step 5: If you’re a teenager, do none of this. If there’s no one in the theater, you should go in the front - even on the floor. “You can see in the monitors who is seated where," our source told us. Step 2: Opt for a matinee, the earlier the better.
"It was so obvious, like they should have been in school, but I sold them the ticket.” “We had two teenagers come in and buy a ticket to one of the worst box-office movies ever," our source said. BUT it’s also pretty hard to pull off public sex during opening night of, say, Star Wars.
According to a dude who worked in a small-town movie theater, this could potentially give you away. In a movie theater, according to a ticket-counter worker