All this time masked people were walking around us and beating us on the back, neck and kidneys. When one of the boys, unable of standing at the wall any longer, fell down, a few people run up and hit him five or six times. The police planted some pill to me and one of them demanded that I come clean. I denied everything and insisted that the pill was a frame-up. I was put into a cell with no lights where it was hard to breathe.
Examples are incalculable.
I can add from myself that one of the reasons of my moving to the Czech Republic from Russia in late 1995 was the fear of the complete defenselessness before the power of legal bodies. And we cannot get rid of them until we are fed up enough to throw up. If the bald were imprisoned in the Soviet Union, one could say that there were no bald men in the Soviet Union. Brains of our citizens are so heavily conditioned that I, for example, know of a boy whose parents complained to the police that their son loves men. Many gays were killed in camps, became inveterate drunkards, committed suicide.