Posted on 04/02/2021 10:38:14 AM PDT by euram
An installation by sculptor Péter Szalay, dedicated to the Black Lives Matter movement, was pulled down on Friday morning in Hungary just a day after it was put on display.
Standing at just a metre high, the 3D-printed work, which depicts New York's Statue of Liberty in rainbow colours, has already sparked controversy in the country among the government of Viktor Orbán.
Erected on Thursday in the capital Budapest, Lady Liberty is portrayed bending the knee, stretching her right fist in the air and holding a plaque that reads: "Black Lives Matter".
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Tit for tat statue shenanigans. Expect more backlash to woke statues.
BRAVO!
Hungary, Poland, and the Czech Republic won’t go down without a big fight.
Why is the BLM statue in homosexual colors ?
Good
Eastern Europe is the only place left on earth with sane whites.
3D printed stuff is very fragile
When Poland played England in a Euro qualifying soccer match at Wembly Stadium two days ago, England invited the Polish team to participate in kneeling just before he match as an an expression against racism.
The Polish team declined. They knew it was empty symbolism and weren’t going to endorse it.
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“Why is the BLM statue in homosexual colors ?”
Because the statue of liberty is transgender in progressive eyes.
Blacklash ?
Hungary? Hard to see how they have a dog in this fight.
Since BLM is Marxist based, sounds like it was taken down by a patriotic Hungarian who remembers what communism was like.
BLM was founded by a trio of lesbians or trannies, I forget which.
I’m afraid the USA is turning into the Soviet Union of the 1960s and 1970s - we are exporting a globalist, collectivist, and destructive ideology as a cover for destabilizing and transforming other countries’ societies, cover for empire building, and justifying a power grab of our own deep state.
I’m moving to Budapest when the left gets done destroying our country.
GOD BLESS THEM!
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