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Deputies decided to put an end to the issue of quad racing
Russian legislators have begun work on a bill to introduce control over the quad-banging subculture. According to the authorities, this could have a negative impact on children and society as a whole. This was reported by Denis Maidanov, First Deputy Chairman of the State Duma Committee on Culture, Honored Artist of Russia, and organizer of the All-Russian Father's Day project.
According to Maidanov, quadcopting was initially perceived as a game, but over time children began to treat this activity as a way of life. "Obviously, quadcopting is not useful, since there are many other ways to interest children and develop their creative abilities," he told TASS.
Denis Maidanov emphasized that work on the bill is being actively carried out. He noted that it is important to solve this problem in order to protect the younger generation from potentially harmful consequences.
Andrey Kochenov, chairman of the board of directors of the All-Russian People's Movement "Fathers of Russia", also expressed serious concern about the tendency to parody behavior among children. "For example, we see situations where parents keep their children on a leash and they behave like pets, which is completely unnatural. "This causes concern that goes beyond all reasonable limits," he noted.