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As always, there is no better way to illustrate the gravity of the situation than with a picture:

In most American cities, the Kiwi Café would be just another quirky vegan offering among many. In Tblisi, this cafe is an immediately conspicuous intruder, an intentionally provocative assault on the senses. From this image alone, one can discern the motivations behind the meat altercation without knowing anything else about the cafe or its patrons.

>Witnesses writing on social media said that customers at the cafe, who were watching an animated science fiction sitcom called “Rick and Morty


The setting could not be more perfect. Georgian bobos sitting around watching their reddit nerdfeed show, relishing their enjoyment of this hip American cartoon. Suddenly, a booming shout, then a panicked shriek. Men enter—gruff, purposeful men who remind the patrons of why they sought out this globalist oasis in the first place. Men who have probably never even heard of Rick and Morty. Men with meat.

>The Kiwi Café, for its part, said it remained committed to equality for all. “In spite of the situation and everyday negative attitude to us and other people, who visit us, cafe is continuing to work and is ready to accept all costumers regardless of nationality, race, appearance, age, gender, sexual orientation, religious views, etc.,” its Facebook page said. “Equality is the most important thing for us. Animal liberation! Human liberation!”


The owners of the Kiwi Café would like nothing more than for Georgia to treat its citizens as it treats its customers: a cosmopolitan mass, snickering at Rick and Morty reruns atop the ruins of a once-proud city.