Melovin reacted to the scandalous post of Bezuha regarding LGBT representatives.

Popular singer Melovin, who is bisexual, reacted to the post of people's deputy Marianna Bezuha.

I have reasonable doubts about the analysis of cause-and-effect relationships made by the deputy. (ironically concerned) It feels like I have been served borscht and shchi in one bowl, with a dessert of compote with a fly. First of all, I am glad that Mrs. Bezuha managed to raise an important topic for a heated hype debate. This is a super trendy PR case, it was once. But even now, those in need will be brought to the front pages by the wave of the moment. And those capable of thinking will draw their conclusions. I like and congratulate on the success.

Melovin stated that comparing a person's orientation to obesity and psoriasis is a "great headline and a test of society's ignorance".

At the same Time, the singer shared how he recently contemplated that there should be a law to check people's deputies before their election.

It would be fantastic to adopt a law to check people's deputies (before they want to embrace such a desired position), and those who influence the foundation of the country for mental disorders and their impact on making fundamental decisions, on the welfare of society, on children in our education system and healthcare institutions", – suggested the artist.

In the end, the singer addressed the readers that everyone's psyche "requires, now more than ever, critical thinking", so it is worth developing this skill after "reading what causes outrage".

Let us remind you that people's deputy Marianna Bezuha called LGBT representatives people with psychophysiological deviations.

I have nothing against LGBT representatives, people with obesity, etc. I evaluate only the actions, character, and abilities of a specific person in a specific context. However, it is important to understand that the mentioned and many other conditions are deviations from the norm, or, from a scientific point of view, diseases", – she says.

Bezuha emphasized that a person with a homosexual orientation is unlikely to "be able or willing to give birth to children, and therefore, may fall out of the process of natural selection and passing their genetics to the next generation, inclusion in the algorithms of human development over millennia".