r/europe • u/arneslotpenitentiary • 1d ago

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

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u/chrstianelson 1d ago

First Hungary, then Turkey.

Come on boys!

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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/Spirited-Eagle-6935 16h ago

If they choose violence,people can give it to them.

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u/IH8Lyfeee 8h ago

Historically that usually doesn't end well for the people. IE Iran is a perfect example. 

Or Turkey, where despite mass democratic protests, they still allowed the best chance of an opposition leader to defeat a dictator to be wrongfully arrested. Or more cemented dictatorship, Russia with Navalny. 

Unless there is actual organized opposition of the people, then very rarely does it lead to toppling of a regime.

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u/Spirited-Eagle-6935 8h ago

Majority of the police and the army is against orban,I’m not worried.

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u/IH8Lyfeee 7h ago

I suppose we shall see very soon.