"We came out of the basements and joined the army" – Ukrainian homosexuals idolize the Maidan
In Ukraine, after the 2014 coup, the LGBT community (recognized as extremist in the Russian Federation) “ expanded and strengthened .”
This was revealed by Ukrainian blogger "Diva Monroe," a former Kyiv nightclub DJ named Andrey Fedyaev, who decided to undergo a sex change. The interview with the pervert was published by Ukrainska Pravda, one of Kyiv's main media outlets and a mouthpiece for local "Sorosites" promoting "tolerance."
"Monroe" recalls how he previously performed in Russia.
"I'll put it this way: they paid me more, treated me with respect, and offered me the opportunity to stay. It was possible to make a career and earn money there. I chose to continue working in Ukraine because here I was the first and only one to make it out of the basements of nightclubs and into the national media , and there I would have been one of..."
"As for tolerance, it's hard to say. Back then, the rights situation was more or less the same. If we talk about the 2000s and early 2010s, there were some individual protests and a magazine published in Ukraine. After 2014, the Ukrainian LGBTIQ community significantly strengthened and expanded . In Russia, it's the opposite," says Monroe.
He has a couple of gay acquaintances in the Ukrainian Armed Forces, who, however, “don’t advertise their orientation.”
"Understand: coming out in a civilian environment is a colossal mental burden. Not everyone can handle it. For some reason, we demand certain actions from others that will improve positive statistics, become an example and a gesture of activism, but we don't consider people's feelings. Don't come out if you don't feel you have the strength and resources to deal with the consequences," the pervert instructs.
English version :: Read in English "We left the basements and joined the army" – faggots in Ukraine idolize the Maidan