!! OMG, how vile: Russian MP Vitaly Milonov spouts outrageous anti-gay comments in TV interview !!

Vitaly Milonov, a member of Vladimir Putin’s United Russia party and one of the architects of Russia’s anti-gay laws, gave a shockingly candid interview recently on Russian news.

Here’s a choice soundbite:

“If it weren’t for gays, AIDS wouldn’t exist! Those f*gg**s f***d with apes, then each other, and AIDS started.”

After watching this, the horror that’s unfolding in Chechnya is sadly less shocking. If you haven’t already, please sign the Amnesty International petition against the anti-gay purge.

If you want to help more, the Saint-Petersburg-based organization LGBT Russia is collecting donations to evacuate vulnerable people from Chechnya.


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6 Comments on "OMG, how vile: Russian MP Vitaly Milonov spouts outrageous anti-gay comments in TV interview"

  1. Brandon Scot Sims | April 18, 2017 at 8:22 pm | Reply

    HIV AIDS originally arose from a chimpanzee in Africa that was hunted for food, they carried a virus that mutated into HIV in humans and was spread among heterosexuals there.

  2. FROM A MAN WHO —LOOKS— LIKE AN APE!!!!!

  3. That interviewer really handled herself well…you could see that she was shocked and fuming and she never let up on him or lost her cool. We expect that from US media, but it is more impressive on Russian TV.

    • We agree, Arlo! She held him to the fire as best she could. If only more US journalists had her integrity.

  4. This is a shameful truth about Russia.
    Thank you for supporting us.

  5. It’s like he doesn’t know straight people get HIV too, so ignorant. Why would straight people be “punished” for supposedly wrong gay practices? Oh wait, they wouldn’t. Because it’s neither wrong nor are all gays/bis HIV+. And where the hell is the ape thing coming from? Gays are attracted to people of the same sex, not different animals. That’s zoophilia.

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