Participant
Pussy Riot Tolokonnikova recognized share in the temple of "ethical
mistake"
One of the participants punk band Pussy Riot Hope
Tolokonnikova recognized scandalous performance in the Cathedral of
Christ the Savior ethical mistake."Our denial of guilt under
Article 213 part 2 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation does
not mean that we are not ready to explain our actions and to apologize
for the distress suffered by our performance," - said Tolokonnikova,
which appeal to the court on Monday, her lawyer read Volkova Violetta."My assessment of the punk ethic Pussy Riot prayer
is this: our ethical mistake was that we allowed to bring the genre we
are developing an unexpected political punk performances in the temple.
But we did not think then, that for some of our actions are an insult" - said Tolokonnikova."If someone was offended by
our performance in the Cathedral of Christ the Savior, then I am ready
to admit that we made an ethical mistake. This is a bug, because
conscious intention to offend anyone, we did not have" - she said."Our ethics, stress - an ethical, rather than the
Criminal Code, the wine is in the fact that we allowed ourselves to
respond to the call of the patriarch upset us to vote for the policies
of Vladimir Putin," - said Tolokonnikova.In her statement says that Pussy Riot of October 2011
were in different places of Moscow - on the subway, in stores, at the
detention center at Calvary. "Our actions were perceived with humor,
cheerfulness, at least - with irony. In this case, based on our
experience of the concert, we had no idea that punk performance could
seriously hurt someone or hurt," - said member punk band ."We believe
that art should be accessible to everyone, so diverse in favor of
public spaces" - said Tolokonnikova."Themes of the songs and performances
dictate our future. We just react to what's happening in our country,
and we express in the form of punk performances, opinions and attitudes
of a sufficiently large number of people" - she said.According Tolokonnikova, performance in the Cathedral
of Christ the Saviour "was not committed on the grounds of religious
enmity and hatred, just as there was not our hatred of a social group of
Orthodox believers.""We are
not enemies of Christianity. We would appreciate the opinion of Orthodox
believers, and we want all of them were on our side, on the side of
anti-authoritarian civil society activists, and so we come to church," -
she said.
One of the participants punk band Pussy Riot Hope
Tolokonnikova recognized scandalous performance in the Cathedral of
Christ the Savior ethical mistake."Our denial of guilt under
Article 213 part 2 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation does
not mean that we are not ready to explain our actions and to apologize
for the distress suffered by our performance," - said Tolokonnikova,
which appeal to the court on Monday, her lawyer read Volkova Violetta."My assessment of the punk ethic Pussy Riot prayer
is this: our ethical mistake was that we allowed to bring the genre we
are developing an unexpected political punk performances in the temple.
But we did not think then, that for some of our actions are an insult" - said Tolokonnikova."If someone was offended by
our performance in the Cathedral of Christ the Savior, then I am ready
to admit that we made an ethical mistake. This is a bug, because
conscious intention to offend anyone, we did not have" - she said."Our ethics, stress - an ethical, rather than the
Criminal Code, the wine is in the fact that we allowed ourselves to
respond to the call of the patriarch upset us to vote for the policies
of Vladimir Putin," - said Tolokonnikova.In her statement says that Pussy Riot of October 2011
were in different places of Moscow - on the subway, in stores, at the
detention center at Calvary. "Our actions were perceived with humor,
cheerfulness, at least - with irony. In this case, based on our
experience of the concert, we had no idea that punk performance could
seriously hurt someone or hurt," - said member punk band ."We believe
that art should be accessible to everyone, so diverse in favor of
public spaces" - said Tolokonnikova."Themes of the songs and performances
dictate our future. We just react to what's happening in our country,
and we express in the form of punk performances, opinions and attitudes
of a sufficiently large number of people" - she said.According Tolokonnikova, performance in the Cathedral
of Christ the Saviour "was not committed on the grounds of religious
enmity and hatred, just as there was not our hatred of a social group of
Orthodox believers.""We are
not enemies of Christianity. We would appreciate the opinion of Orthodox
believers, and we want all of them were on our side, on the side of
anti-authoritarian civil society activists, and so we come to church," -
she said.
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