Thousands of Hungarian protesters wearing drab, mainly grey clothes gather at a rally in central Budapest seeking to poke fun at Prime Minister Viktor Orban's recent clampdown on LGBTQ rights and diversity.
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00:06Here the show, what's more important...
00:19It gives you the best where somebody is,
00:22that they are as transformed.
00:24And the show makes you what you want and don't you want them.
00:29It's a thing that we don't want, if everyone is one form,
00:35and now we want to tilt the Pride and change the movement,
00:41we want to tilt it.
00:59I think the humor is a regime, which takes a lot of things,
01:04and takes a lot of things that we don't want to take a lot of things.
01:09The humor is a legitimate response,
01:12and if we can take a lot of humor,
01:16which we can take a lot of things,
01:19then it can be a difference.
01:29We can take a lot of names.
01:35More sorry!
01:36A lot of memories came up and came before.
01:39You care, Kelly.
01:40One day today,
01:42we'll see you a little bit more now in the evening.
01:44And with BIPAD reps,