Everything about this post is hilariously bad.
What's your problem if someone hates Russia? There are plenty of valid reasons too. That's not blind xenophobia, that's based on evidence on how Russians treat others different to them. What a crock of garbage to say that "more xenophobia in this thread than in those parade pictures". You're still on this defence that just because 10,000 people weren't in blackface, carrying bananas, and other racist paraphernalia, that it's not so bad. Which is weaksauce.
I totally forgot that you tried to defend earlier that Russia isn't as homophobic and carrying out violence against gay people as others had thought.
That explains why there is a propaganda law that bans gay acceptance and public displays of homosexuality, so that minors aren't shown "nontraditional values". That explains why gay people are being beaten up, kidnapped, and killed in Russia through gay hunts. That explains why churches compare same sex marriage to nazism. That's why the churches blame the rise of ISIS on gay acceptance. That's why
public opinion in Russia towards homosexuality is some of the most hostile in the whole world.
"Russia has traditionally been socially conservative on LGBT rights, with 2013 polls indicating a large majority of Russians oppose legal recognition of same-sex marriage and support laws discriminating against LGBT people."[43][44]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LGBT_rights_in_Russia
In a 2007 survey, 68% of Russians said homosexuality is always wrong (54%) or almost always wrong (14%).
The Moscow Times: 87% of Russians oppose gay parades
Eighty-five percent of respondents surveyed by the Levada Center said they opposed same-sex marriages in Russia and 87 percent said they did not want gay parades to take place in Russian cities, Interfax reported.
The survey showed that 23 percent of respondents felt that gay people should be left alone, while 27 percent said they needed psychological help.
Another 16 percent suggested that gays be isolated from society, 22 percent insisted on compulsory treatment, and 5 percent said homosexuals should be "liquidated."
Over the past eight years, the number of Russians who that believe gays and lesbians should be left "to themselves" has declined 7 percent, while the percentage of Russians who think homosexuals should receive treatment has climbed 5 percent. The percentage of those who believe that homosexuals should be isolated from society has also increased, by 4 percent.
In response to the question, "What is your personal feeling toward gay and lesbians?" 50 percent of respondents said they felt irritation and disgust, another 18 said they felt a sense of alertness, and for 4 percent, homosexuals evoked a positive response.
Eighty percent of respondents opposed granting the right to adopt children to same-sex couples, while 5 percent said they had no objections.
The majority of those surveyed (89 percent) said they had no homosexual friends or relatives.
Because you said that the average Russian citizen is very tolerant of others.
Just because you're residing in Russia, doesn't mean you're an expert on it. Have you at least watched and read about how young gay people live in Russia?
Young and Gay in Putin's Russia documentary:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AZ_aSl3ktjg&list=PLDbSvEZka6GEGqg-hUWZ7Q-e1raWicvN5&index=1
