It's better to be a dictator than gay.

It's better to be a dictator than gay.

📖 Alexander Lukashenko

| 👨‍💼 Politician

🎂 August 30, 1954

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This quote reflects a dangerous attitude that equates personal identity with political power and suggests that authoritarian control might be more desirable than embracing one's true identity. Such views fuel discrimination, suppression of individuality, and human rights violations. It's essential to promote values of freedom, acceptance, and respect to foster inclusive societies where everyone can live authentically without fear or prejudice.

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