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Ambassadors accredited in Budapest supporting LGBTQ+ families
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The Spanish, German, Dutch, Irish, Swedish, and Belgian ambassadors say that LGBTQ+ families should be equal to “traditional” ones. They say that not the gender of the people but their behaviour, their support, care, and devotion make them parents.
According to telex.hu, the ambassadors showed their support for the “Family is family” movement with that action. As we reported before, back at the end of 2020, the Hungarian government passed a law in which they defined family roles. They stated that a mother is a woman and a father is a man. This has stirred up Hungarian public opinion, and a new initiative was born. The new movement became the “A Család az család”, meaning that family is family [without reservation].
Several people have joined the movement, opposition politicians promoted the idea as well, and it seems that
the latest to join the campaign is Hungarian-born footballer Péter Gulácsi.
He is currently playing at RB Leipzig as a goalkeeper. A few days ago, on the 23rd of February, he shared his opinion on Facebook and supported “rainbow families”.
Now, the Hungarian Szivárványcsaládokért Alapítvány (Foundation for Rainbow Families) published a photo showing the six ambassadors standing up for the same cause as Mr Gulácsi. The Spanish Anunciada Fernández de Córdova y Alonso-Viguera, the Dutch René van Hell, the Swedish Dag Hartelius, the Irish Ronan Gargan, the Belgian Siegfried Peinen (all of them ambassadors), and Klaus Streicher, deputy chief of mission at the German embassy, expressed that
I support the traditional nuclear family based on a mother being a woman and a father being a man and applaud the Hungarian policy. Children need a mother and a father. Homosexual couples should not be allowed to adopt children. That should be common sense but if you need a study to tell you the mother/father family is the ideal Im sure there is one out there. Homosexuality in its act and celebration is a sin and offense to God. Love the sinner but not the sin. Jesus Saves! Secularism and sin destroys! Preserve and defend the family and Hungarian and Christian heritage! God Bless the Hungarians and All!
So, the above commentator would prefer that children are stuck in orphanages – which are bursting at the seams since the scheme to pay women to have babies on an industrial scale and are generally very run down and poorly funded. Very ‘christian’.