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Nuclear-Jester 4 days ago +66

Didn't the Hungarians reply to Orban's veto with quite literally the biggest pride march in Hungary's history?

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Spoonerism86 4 days ago +24

Yup, although it was organised as a city event not as the original pride event, it was pretty much the same. It was a glorious day as it already signified the crumbling power of the government when hundreds of thousands of people didn’t care about the possible consequences.

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niceufo777 4 days ago +12

Awesome! I hope it lasts, let's get all the lost rights back!

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XennialBoomBoom 3 days ago -1

So, um, EU's top court can only do stuff now that the tyrant is no longer in power? I'd have something to say about that, but it would be laughable given where I'm from.

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rawkinghorse 4 days ago -36

Convenient timing on this one.

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EU top court strikes down Hungary’s anti-LGBTQ+ rules | Viktor Orbán had banned mentions of homosexuality in media accessible to children and outlawed Pride marches.

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