LGBTQ Rights in Russia, and Canada's "Interference"

[dewline]

I hope we're "interfering" in this mess. Sounds like tbe bigots in Russia have the upper hand at the moment, and some "interference" might indeed be holier than the bigots want believed.

Also, there's a certain amount of getting even for the nightmares some of their intelligence officers and other figures of influence have inflicted upon the rest of the human race these last few years. Their LGBTQ community deserves a bit more freedom from fear.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/world/russia-gay-marriage-referendum-canada-1.5631879

Back to the job search, and I'll probably be posting opinions on a few other things as the day goes on.

Comments

[thewayne]

The election that they're currently running, aside from enshrining Putin as El Supremo for another dozen years, also makes Russia "a Christian nation" and further tramples on LGBTQ rights. Hopefully both those measures fail. I have no idea how election questions are bundled in Russian elections, nor do I know how this election might be tampered with. Considering how the gov't has been cooking the COVID numbers, anything could happen.

[dewline]

I sense the hand of genocide-whisperer Aleksandr Dugin in these elections and referendae.