Not all of Russian's gays are proud of this weekend's clandestine pride.

Frighteningly plasticine singer Boris Moiseyev told a newspaper that while he thinks the nation's gays should be able to march, the gays should basically back off: …Moiseyev doesn't approve of Moscow gay pride parade organizers being so persistent in their desire to conduct a march in spite of the authorities ban and public protests. "If society doesn't accept [gays], they shouldn't insist."

This sort of reminds us of when Rupert Everett "party-grazing cows" comment.

Russia saw a few gay dust-ups this weekend.

First, activists reported that men "dressed as rappers" attacked their inaugural Day of Silence celebration, kicking and beating them until coppers scared them off.

Then, in a nod to Soviet past, members of the so-called "Russian Vanguard," gathered to protest gay singer Boris Moiseyev's performance in Kaliningrad.

Again, coppers intervened, but that's not stopping the Vanguard's archaic demands…

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