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SUBSCRIBE for more social media news everyday. A video posted in Russia shows
a two-year-old boy smoking a cigarette while adults in the background laugh. The
video went viral in Russia and some people were outraged. It was eventually
removed from YouTube because it violated Community Guidelines. Oh man. Do
you think this is gonna hurt the child's brand deals? He's gonna have
to make a whole anti-smoking documentary, release it on his YouTube channel to
hopefully keep all his fans. A few UK publications are also reporting that the
child in the video uses a homophobic slur to refer to people he knows. The
news outlets covering the story in Russia never mentioned a homophobic slur
being said, and we don't speak Russian so who really knows what this kid is saying.
Might just be saying, "Mmm. This ciggy tastes good." Police discovered the video
originating in the city of Vladikavkaz in southwest Russia. According to Radio
Free Europe, the toddler's uncle was given a fine of 3,000 Rubles
(about fifty bucks). He said giving the boys cigarettes was "just a joke, to make
fun." Well, Russia's Ministry of Health isn't laughing. The video is probably
less shocking in Russia than it is in the US. Russians are amongst the heavy
smokers in the world. US? All my friends smoke. Really? Yeah and I go oh get away
from me. According to the W.H.O. 44% of Russian adults smoke, including 60% of
Russian men. In fact, a few years ago Russian officials tried placing a
partial ban on smoking in public, but it was promptly ignored. One Russian woman
named Julia said: "I think it's unfair toward the smokers. To smoke is a
personal choice. It will be like the law against drinking in public, which doesn't
work." Yeah. I mean that baby loved that cigarette.
You shouldn't deny that baby that cigarette. That's what I'm hearing from that woman.
Let's take a look at some of the outraged comments. Toni Backus: "In any
language this is horrible. I hope that the parents have been punished. What are
they thinking. You need to take a test and receive a license to drive a car but
anyone can have a child." RaidersNana said: "Someone knows these unfit parents
b*tch slap them for me. Thanks." This video comes just a few
months after a boy in China was caught lighting up on camera. And you'll almost
certainly remember this Indonesian boy who made headlines back in 2010 for
smoking 40 cigarettes a day.
Fortunately, that kid kicked the habit.
Now nine, Arty's in the fourth grade and one of the top students in his class.
He's no longer smoking or overeating, but rather focusing his attention on
excelling in the classroom. So what do you guys think? Do you think there should
have been a bigger punishment for the uncle giving his nephew a ciggy to light
up? Let us know in the COMMENTS down below, and for more stories like this go
to whatstrending.com. I'm in Candace Carrizales and you can
check me out on Twitter at @candacesucks and my YouTube channel
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