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Jul 6, 2007, 11:47 GMT
Muted reaction to Hungarian government figure's gay confession
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Tell me, why do you call it a 'confession' in your headline, rather than an 'announcement', and why, in your first paragraph do you say that Mr. Szetey ' admitted he was homosexual' rather than 'declared he is gay'? It's not like he committed a *crime* or anything, and he certainly is not displaying any shame. Rather, he is demonstrating his Pride, and I am proud of him. Good on you, Mr. Szetey -- your life begins today!
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