For any #UltraMAGA cult members that may be lurking in the #fediverse , or for #normies that have #MAGA mothers, this is a #PSA. #MothersDay is celebrated on the last Sunday in November in #Russia. https://www.officeholidays.com/holidays/russia/mothers-day
I believe it is traditional to give them a toilet 
stolen from #Ukraine. 
Office HolidaysMother's Day in Russia in 2025 | Office HolidaysRead about Mother's Day in Russia in 2025. Mother's Day is celebrated across the world, in more than 50 countries, though not all countries celebrate it on the same day.
![An NSDAP propaganda poster. Its literal text is (in German): “60000 RM kostet dieser Erbkranke die Volksgemeinschaft auf Lebenszeit. Volksgenosse das ist auch Dein Geld. Lesen Sie Neues Volk – Die Monatshefte des Rassenpolitischen Amtes der NSDAP”.
On the poster, an drawing is shown: An old white man in a black suit looking unhappy sits on a chair. Behind him, a young adult white man with black hair in a white suit stands in the background holding the old man’s shoulder. He smiles.
The picture has been marked with an overlay text: “[NAZI PROPAGANDA]”.](https://cyberplace.social/system/media_attachments/files/114/399/328/550/700/999/original/38d2904a0fbeae1e.jpg "An NSDAP propaganda poster. Its literal text is (in German): “60000 RM kostet dieser Erbkranke die Volksgemeinschaft auf Lebenszeit. Volksgenosse das ist auch Dein Geld. Lesen Sie Neues Volk – Die Monatshefte des Rassenpolitischen Amtes der NSDAP”.
On the poster, an drawing is shown: An old white man in a black suit looking unhappy sits on a chair. Behind him, a young adult white man with black hair in a white suit stands in the background holding the old man’s shoulder. He smiles.
The picture has been marked with an overlay text: “[NAZI PROPAGANDA]”.")
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