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It seems to me that this post was actually not for discussion, but rather as a provocation. If you look, you can see that the JT only joined last month and posted two controversial/provocative posts at the same time. The other one, nobody has taken the bait.
I would appreciate if a Moderator would look into this.
If you want to discuss why Vladimir is still married to his original wife, that’s a different discussion for a different thread.
Construing such events to suggest that Anastasia condones polygyny or similar, I think that has no place on this community. And furthermore, the post was supplemented with an image of a man and three women in traditional Slavic costumes (with no explanation as to where this image comes from and what its supposed to represent – it could be a man and his three sisters, or four friends). The result is that the image adds to the psychology of the provocation, as it seems to be added in an attempt to suggest that somewhere in Russia or other CIS nations, this is already practised by readers of the books. But there is no concrete information regarding that.I therefore think that this was never intended for serious or civil discussion, but rather as a provocation
