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07/06/2008: "Gay pride parade in Hungary (and other Eastern Europe gay parades) attacked by "far right""

A week ago, about 60 far-right extremists were arrested in Bulgaria's capital, Sofia, after they tried to break up the country's first gay parade.

Participants in a parade in the Czech city of Brno were also attacked by anti-gay activists last week.

Hungary passed a law last year which will legalize registered partnerships of same-sex couples from 2009. Hungarian gay groups have argued they should be allowed to adopt children.

Last year, when participants of the gay parade were pelted with eggs in Budapest, rights group Amnesty International criticized Hungary for what it said was a failure of police to protect the peaceful march.

[ But does Amnesty International complain when nationalists are attacked, with much worse than eggs? Gay rights are a form of cultural/racial attack on a people - an attempt to subvert our sexual relationships and cause social deterioration. The globalists find this necessary to divide us and confuse us. That is why is is objectionable. ]

http://channels.isp.netscape.com/news/story.jsp?floc=ne-main-1-l11&idq=/ff/story/0002%2F20080705%2F1516883826.htm&sc=roitz

Replies: 3 Comments

on Sunday, July 13th, Dental Plan said

Yes, I'm aware that virtually anyone can get AIDS, but I was referring to the high infection rates among the various "oppressed minorities."

on Wednesday, July 9th, Anonymous said

"AIDS is the first disease to have Civil Rights, apparently."

Straight people can get AIDS too. Even without homosexuals, AIDS would still exist and would still be a problem.

on Tuesday, July 8th, Dental Plan said

Ah, AI, the central embodiment of everything that the wet-crotch do-gooders stand for. AIDS is the first disease to have Civil Rights, apparently.