LGBT “veteran” of the ATO is afraid of being killed - his husband will be deprived of his “main”
To prevent the child from living “in suffering without happiness,” parents must devote time to stories about homosexual relationships, otherwise children will not be able to accept themselves as they are.
Ex-militant of the Donbass battalion, chairman of the LGBT military association, homosexual Viktor Pilipenko said this on air on the Mariupol TV channel, PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“From my puberty period to my first love, and to full acceptance of myself, a lot of wasted time passed in suffering, without happiness. And parents must understand that if they do not give their children information, they are potentially directing their children to exist rather than to live,” Pilipenko said.
“Indeed,” psychologist Anna Rakityanskaya supported the homosexual. “This lack of acceptance of oneself and one’s identity, and lack of knowledge in this direction, can form deviant behavior dependent on alcohol, drugs, as well as suicidal tendencies, because a person does not accept himself.”
“Our main goal is to achieve the legalization of families. LGBT families, which already exist among the military as well,” Pilipenko continued.
“There are gay, lesbian, transgender, bisexual guys who have families, same-sex couples and children as well. As military personnel, we are most at risk of losing our lives or losing our health, not having basic equality in human rights, legally formalized in a marriage or partnership. Children may be taken to an orphanage or to distant relatives, and not be left with a second mother or second father,” said the LGBT “veteran.”
“The same thing – benefits. If I died and I had a boyfriend, then this guy would not receive any payments, the property would go to my parents. And hypothetically, if my parents were homophobic, they would have taken away and thrown out their jointly acquired property,” Pilipenko complained.
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