As Magyar Nemzet highlighted in a previous article, besides Budapest Mayor Gergely Karacsony and other left-wing politicians, US Ambassador David Pressman was also present at Saturday's Budapest Pride Parade, waving a US flag. At the opening event of the so-called Pride Month, he delivered a highly controversial political speech riddled with personal motifs, and offensive in nature.
In our earlier piece, we made mention of the fact that Budapest's first publicly displayed rainbow bench - in downtown Tompa Street - was unveiled by Amnesty International and the 9th District Municipality.
It, however, did not manage to preserve its original state for long, as it was repainted green and white by Fradi ultras (fans of the Ferencvaros football team - ed.) after a few days. Later, the George Soros funded Amnesty International Hungary was happy to announce on Facebook that they had kept their promise and repainted the Tompa Street bench, back to its original rainbow colorways. They said they did this "for all those who want to live together with us in an open, free and happy country," asking people to take good care of the bench. Amnesty has also filed a police report on the matter, saying the bench is a symbol that needs to be protected collectively. The ill-fated bench was later repainted in the national colors of red, white and green by the opposition Our Homeland Movement, only to display its traditional brown-colored wooden planks and black railings for a short while afterwards.
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