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Dora Dúró, parliamentarian, held a press conference a few days ago, where she literally crushed A fairy tale for everyone According to the politician, the book “propagates homosexuality” and is an “attack on Hungarian culture.” The storybook crime was that, in addition to various minorities, it also included LGBTQ characters in its stories.
His action outraged many, he was harshly criticized by various celebrities, but the Hungarian Publishers and Distributors Association also issued a statement on the matter. The latter brought his action directly to a historical parallel with the Nazi book burnings and the Communist book strips.
According to the musician, there should at least be a fairytale country, if the parties tell you who is Hungarian and who is not.
The deputy responded to the Index’s criticism that it was a political attack on her, and thought the constant Nazis were starting to bore.
The real danger is that they want to educate children about homosexuality from preschool age.
Dúró said.
A politician from the Nuestro País Movement believes that those who criticized him did not see his video or read the articles that published it in its entirety because they affirm many things about him to which he responded. According to Dúró, for example, it is a mistake or a lie on the part of celebrities that someone cannot be educated about homosexuality, since several Hungarian and foreign academics claim that environmental influences play an influential role in the development of homosexuality.
We also asked him how he thought such works should be handled correctly at the time, if he would ban them. Dúró said that it would be the minimum to indicate in those books that it has “(homo) sexual content” because he believes that someone can buy it for his son without suspicion, without even knowing what is in it.
The promotion over the weekend was good for the book’s sales figures. Since then, many have deliberately bought the book, there is a bookstore where it tops the chart in a few days A fairy tale for everyone, which, according to its creators, is about tolerance, acceptance of others and otherness.
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