Hungarian questions FREE SPEECH in USA
January 19, 2023
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as posted by the channelIn this Reverse Q&A, five people in Budapest discuss the claim, “It is better to be ruled by Russia than the USA.” The group consists of four Hungarians and one American. They bring us a lively conversation that reveals how both countries are viewed.
A gentleman who strongly disagrees with the claim notes that there are “no gulag camps in Alaska.” Another gentleman, remaining neutral throughout, doubts the freedoms associated with the USA. “If you say in public that you don’t agree with your kids being gender-transitioned, you could lose your job,” he says. “I think that’s a very strong argument against the USA.”
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Is there any difference between Russia and the USA?
Would you rather live in America or Russia?
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