No, they are being treated like second class citizen.
No, they aren't. They are treated like everyone else, but they want to be treated in a special manner, so they don't get what they want and thus get upset.
Because unlike heterosexual couples, gay couples can't married the people they loved.
But they can. They only need to love someone of the opposite sex first.
Otherwise it is not the matter of biased law but the matter of their
personal wishes matching or mismatching what they legally can.
Here's an example:
Imagine there's a country road with a speed limit of 90km/h.
Two guys are there going somewhere, one is riding a scooter, and the other one is driving a sleek red sport car. The scooter driver can't make his buzzer go over the 90 no matter how he tries even if he wants, and the sport car driver feels himself standing when driving 90...
But the speed limit itself, as such, goes to both of them equally, and so it does to anyone regardless if they go in a Buggatty or on a pogo stick. And also regardless to if they are late and need to hurry or can go in a relaxed sight-seeing way.
They can get fired from their jobs because of their sexual orientation, unlike heterosexuals.
I'm pretty sure sexual orientation is not mentioned in the firing paper. Besides, there are jobs requiring some dress code, like bank clerks, police officers, military servicemen, restaurant waiters and others. Refusal to comply may cause firing there, of course.
For instance, I find casual clothes like T-shirts and jeans quite comfortable and I hate to wear a suite and a tie. Thank God I only have to do so 1 week a year. If I refused, my boss would probably remember I used my time in the office chatting with you here, or thought less supportive about my actions in some circumstantial business issues... in other words, he would possibly start looking for a reason to replace me with someone who is more appeasable.
Also, I fear I would have to quit my job if I had to do it more often. Moving to a home-based job would be the first option to explore on my list. Is it some sort of discrimination I'm suffering from, too?
Also Unlike heterosexuals, gay people can't adopted either.
They can't
legally do so because they are prohibited by law (then I would like to know the law identifier) or they
practically fail to do so for whatever reason?
I can also say here that a single straight male also has minuscule chances to get permission for adoption.
They get harass and beaten from various far-right groups and the police does little to nothing to protect them.
Far-right groups are bezerk everywhere in the world, and they intimidate not only gays but pretty much anyone who they don't like based on not much in particular, like shape of one's nose, or skin color, or some accent people talk with.
This problem exists, but it's not specific to gays, Russia, or gays in Russia.
Same goes to the lack of police activity. Specifically, as a law abiding driver, I can't wait for the police to start doing something about those who drive as if there was no driving code in Russia. Because it often gets dangerous. I am also endangered myself sometimes. But is there a plot against me personally?
Also the anti-homosexuality advocacy law suppress any LGBT rights advocacy.
Can you name the law identifier, please? It's the first time I hear about something like this.
This is the problem, the rampant violence and homophobia towards the gay community.
Yeah, like when I'm asking
what are they doing in this particular thread anyway because I am homophobic probably, not because
this is a communism thread...
