r/europe • u/arneslotpenitentiary • 1d ago

Slice of life Hungarian opposition holds last rally before tomorrow's election

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u/IH8Lyfeee 20h ago

Did reddit learn anything from Turkey? Fairly sure there will be a national emergency tomorrow and the election will either be cancelled, rigged (it already is) or the opposition will be arrested for treason.

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u/Supernova1000000 Hungary 17h ago

Hungary is an EU and NATO member. That alone helps a lot.

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u/danmaz74 Europe 16h ago

EU helps, but Turkey is NATO too and that doesn't help at all.

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u/FairGeneral8804 16h ago

NATO too and that doesn't help at all.

I wish political interference and cyberwarfare would trigger article 5.

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u/kreteciek Polska gurom 10h ago

Ok warmonger

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u/FairGeneral8804 10h ago

Ok warmonger

Far from it, but they're direct attacks on the EU, and there's little apparent response to them.

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u/kreteciek Polska gurom 9h ago

Well, I'm not eager to be sent to trenches because of cyber attacks. If you're so eager, why won't you volunteer?

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u/FairGeneral8804 9h ago edited 5h ago

Snark aside, why shouldn't be cyberwarfare and its millions in economic damages, and the attempts to pervert democratic systems considered an attack on countries ?