A persecuted martyr is packing the check once again. It's hot, but you're bored.
"Boldizsár Nagy, the editor of the children's book Meseroszág yzkyéé, is leaving Hungary after the law with anti-gay additions came into force - wrote Reuters, which also reported that Nagy received death threats after the publication of the book." (24.hu)
This old communist recipe is so familiar: external forces disrupt from security, financed from outside. Because of course they won't stop working. That is, not that they write and work, but that by addressing the Hungarian target audience, they poison and purposefully undermine the intellectual life of the country.
"We just found the house, but we've been planning it for over a year. Of course, for political reasons, primarily because we don't feel safe at home. But we want to continue the work that we started and are doing at home, but not necessarily from Hungary."
Okay, thank you, we understand. So you will do the same as before, nothing changes, you are not really in danger, but the house is now ready, and you can pack a suitcase under a puff of smoke, because we know that the average reader and linker only looks at the address.
By the way, I can't think of any of this. The progressives say that the Hungarian law against LGBTQ oppression unfairly links the gay issue and pedophilia, while who is this martyr writing a storybook for? For kids. Where do you want it delivered? For the children.
If he wanted to deliver cigarettes or alcohol, the libsi would also be used, but of course this is not a violation. And apparently there is no connection.
Of course, in many respects we are still Mucsa, and we are not advanced enough. In our country, such a revolutionary volume is not only accompanied by public resentment and protest, but in Hungary it is even necessary to buy it. For money.
Not like in the capital of the empire of tolerance, Berlin!
In the world's largest fast food chain, they already give one as a gift to the children's menu.
In one of the articles, I read: "In Berlin, the children receive a STORY BOOK. The story in short: The main character is Raffi, a schoolboy who likes sports, likes to play soccer, but also has a baby and a pink skirt. Previously, she only dared to wear the skirt at home, but one day she decides to wear the pink skirt to school. This became the worst day of his life, for he was laughed at; A boy named Leo was the most evil of his classmates. Raffi is comforted by his father, he also wears a skirt, and they decide that the boy will go to school in a skirt another time. They also organize a children's party in skirts, to which Raffi invites the mocking Leo as well. Everyone wears skirts except Leo, but over time the two boys become friends and play together. (...) According to the author, the main message is that being "different" is not a disadvantage, but on the contrary: it will be more "interesting" for others."
What I can't understand about this deviant propaganda crap is why it's a good thing. So I mean that we accept that he is different, different, unusual, although here we can talk more about a functional disorder. But what makes this positive? It is perfectly natural not to hurt someone because they are colorblind, deaf or sexually deformed, but what makes that good? What makes the world better if something doesn't work for one person or doesn't work in the usual way?
If you are deaf, you cannot drive a car, your communication is difficult, if you are color blind, you can get into trouble driving on the street, if you are sexually confused, you are unable to procreate. We accept. We understand. But why is that good? Why should we be happy about this?
According to the author of the propaganda booklet, "it will be more interesting for others". So I do not know. According to the fairy tale, everyone at the party wears a skirt, so the interesting, exciting, unusual, and even the out-of-the-box, rebellious and unconventional is the evil Leo, who does not wear a skirt.
By the way, I have a suggestion. These should be distributed in Muslim districts. Afterwards, set up camping chairs, set up beer and pretzel stands, and enjoy the show. Also, a betting office where you could bet on the results, for the injured victims, and on what happens if the protected animal eats the protected plant.
Maybe Boldizsár Nagy could write a story about this, if he is already there, if he has already fled there from the horrors here.
Written by Ádám Pozsonyi. Source: 888.hu
