We need to build EU, not break it up says Tajani

[justjack23@slrpnk.net]

Except all the protests?

[Guest]

I said "majority". I see no results of those protests. I see no reason to believe that those protests represent the majority of Hungarians.

[rumschlumpel@feddit.org]

If the majority actually supported him, he wouldn't need to dismantle rule of law in his country.

[flemmy@lemm.ee]

Fix Naples it's right next door god dang.

Greece is struggling to maintain it's EU northern working policies which are horrendous like 6 day work with overtime for an extra car and a vacation place it's making me jaded sometimes. Now keep up with these work ethics in a country in climate and temperature distress, and low employment with those who are employed work 60 hours.

[Guest]

All dictator-tier rulers do that regardless of support. Just in case.
Most non-dictatorships don't have that mythical "rule of law" either.

Russians also have their share of "demonstrations". Should we consider Russians "nice" but only Putin is "bad"?

[Guest]

Maybe we can start by kicking that ursula cunt from the commission and make her pay the bribes back.

[Guest]

Then the CDU represents the majority of germans.

What a bunch of genociding scums. I hate germans

[Guest]

Bro stop with this mindset

The world is not so simple and people cannot even imagine the amount of stuff Orban chooses on a daily basis. It would surprise me even if a single voter was aware and agreed on every single thing Orban does and says honestly.

This applies to every representative democracy obviously.

[Guest]

Bro stop with this mindset

I won't. Either Hungarians are content with Orban and therefore are pieces of shit or Hungarians are pathetic slaves who are unable to raise a voice against their Master Orban and therefore are pieces of shit.

See how the situation is? The only variant when Hungarians aren't pieces of shit is when they are in the process of kicking Orban out of the throne. And I don't see this process.

The world is not so simple

I know. I was born in almost empire-tier country, lived through the collapse of that empire, a few revolutions and the biggest war in Europe. I know what the world is. To some extent at least.

[ooops@feddit.org]

Then take a closer look at all the changes to election systems, constant violations of their own laws, corruption and the massive amount of state propaganda they needed to establish over the years to keep staying in power.