Vienna Pride 2023: Controversy and Public Reactions Amid Celebrations
Szentkirályi Alexandra expresses shock over Vienna Pride visuals; Fidesz Facebook page features controversial images.
The Vienna Pride event took place today, drawing significant attention and participation from various public figures and organizations.
Among the attendees was Szentkirályi Alexandra, a prominent figure in Hungarian politics, who shared her experience on social media.
In her post, she described the sights she encountered at the event as 'so brutal' that she felt only appropriate to share them on the Budapest Fidesz Facebook page, where they would only be visible to individuals over the age of 18.
The rationale behind the age restriction for viewing these images on the Fidesz page has raised questions.
Nevertheless, the page featured several photos from the Pride event, showcasing various aspects of the celebration, including images of two nude men and families with children in attendance.
These posts were accompanied by comments that articulated a complex stance on freedom of expression and assembly while explicitly opposing the Pride parade itself.
In addition to her remarks about the Pride event, Szentkirályi Alexandra has been active on social media, recently posting a video campaign against Ukraine's bid to join the European Union.
This video featured a dramatic setup with a bound man placed in a trunk, which attracted considerable attention and criticism.
The Vienna Pride event has been characterized as a vibrant celebration of LGBTQ+ rights and visibility, with numerous organizations and media outlets in attendance, including Telex, which announced plans to cover the event through video reporting.
Among the attendees was Szentkirályi Alexandra, a prominent figure in Hungarian politics, who shared her experience on social media.
In her post, she described the sights she encountered at the event as 'so brutal' that she felt only appropriate to share them on the Budapest Fidesz Facebook page, where they would only be visible to individuals over the age of 18.
The rationale behind the age restriction for viewing these images on the Fidesz page has raised questions.
Nevertheless, the page featured several photos from the Pride event, showcasing various aspects of the celebration, including images of two nude men and families with children in attendance.
These posts were accompanied by comments that articulated a complex stance on freedom of expression and assembly while explicitly opposing the Pride parade itself.
In addition to her remarks about the Pride event, Szentkirályi Alexandra has been active on social media, recently posting a video campaign against Ukraine's bid to join the European Union.
This video featured a dramatic setup with a bound man placed in a trunk, which attracted considerable attention and criticism.
The Vienna Pride event has been characterized as a vibrant celebration of LGBTQ+ rights and visibility, with numerous organizations and media outlets in attendance, including Telex, which announced plans to cover the event through video reporting.
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