Difference between revisions of "LGBT views in the СШР"
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== The Bolshevik Party == | == The Bolshevik Party == | ||
Gender variance and alternate expressions of gender are celebrated by the Bolshevik Party, while transgenderism is universally condemned as promoting gender essentialism. | Gender variance and alternate expressions of gender are celebrated by the Bolshevik Party, while transgenderism is universally condemned as promoting gender essentialism. | ||
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| + | == The Shturmovik Party == | ||
| + | The [[Transformatsiya]] religion disapproves of homosexuality and places a very strong emphasis on having children and anti-celibacy. The Shturmoviks often impose high taxes for remaining celibate and not having children. The prophet [[Tanisha Reznova|Tanisha]] explicitly condemned homophobic hated against anyone born gay, although she affirmed positions of previous Abrahamic religions. They believe that heterosexual gay relationships between cis and transgender people or transgender people of different biological sexes (which is possible with their technology) are fully acceptable. Gay people in homosexual relationships are encouraged to adopt children and they are not required to pay the childless tax if they do so. | ||
Latest revision as of 19:50, 22 October 2023
In the СШР, the conservative Bolshevik Party is very accepting of gay and bisexual people but is extremely transphobic, while the communist-republican Shturmovik Party is very accepting of transgender people but has a complicated relationship with gay activities.
The Bolshevik Party
Gender variance and alternate expressions of gender are celebrated by the Bolshevik Party, while transgenderism is universally condemned as promoting gender essentialism.
The Shturmovik Party
The Transformatsiya religion disapproves of homosexuality and places a very strong emphasis on having children and anti-celibacy. The Shturmoviks often impose high taxes for remaining celibate and not having children. The prophet Tanisha explicitly condemned homophobic hated against anyone born gay, although she affirmed positions of previous Abrahamic religions. They believe that heterosexual gay relationships between cis and transgender people or transgender people of different biological sexes (which is possible with their technology) are fully acceptable. Gay people in homosexual relationships are encouraged to adopt children and they are not required to pay the childless tax if they do so.