Le lezioni del blogger russo-armeno a Yerevan sono state annullate dopo la reazione pubblica

>A petition on Change.org noted that Markaryan had previously made sexist and misogynistic remarks, and quoted him as admitting to having sexual relations with minors. They also cited quotes where Markaryan justified rape and stated that ‘women have absolutely no rights.’

>The petition also noted his anti-Armenian stance, showing a quote where Markaryan commented on Armenia’s impending loss of sovereignty, suggesting that it would become part of Azerbaijan.

>‘Armenia, in principle, is a region that is geographically a vassal. It’s the Volgograd province,’ Markaryan said.

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>Two years ago, Markaryan created a paid community on Telegram called Arsen Makaryan’s Base, which costs ₽1,500 ($17) per month to join. Around 55,000 people have subscribed to the channel, the majority of whom are men. 

>Markaryan’s main business has been selling men tips on how to become ‘high-ranking’ men, teaching them how to become self-confident, goal-oriented, and rich, as well as instructing them on how to use ‘market methods and arguments to convince a woman to overthrow her own rights’.

>Other business ventures include the sale of dietary supplements and an online university teaching internet marketing.

>Though born in Samara, Russia, and of Armenian descent, Makaryan claims Georgia as his homeland, as his father was born there.