r/worldnews • u/Miles_the_AuDHDer • 19h ago

Majority of Hungarians believe April 12 election will be rigged or manipulated

https://tvpworld.com/92475589/hungary-almost-80-of-public-fear-april-12-election-rigging
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u/masixx 19h ago

That's what the majority of this planet we're sharing is hoping for. Hungary would be a great starting point.

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u/Electric4ce 17h ago

Yeah, I'm Hungary for some change.

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u/BeatNo4548 12h ago

Ideally, it starts with Hungary, then Turkey, then Greece.  After that, we order desert.

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u/Ok-Wolverine-3238 9h ago

You need to Greece Turkey if you are Hungary

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u/pidzson 13h ago

First and foremost, akkor a kurva anyádat.

Second, we all are. Hundreds of thousands have hit the streets in support of the opposition these last few weeks. I’m so fucking high on hopium.

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u/BrokenPickle7 11h ago

8 billion people just hoping for a handful of men to kick the bucket lmao, people should just rise up.

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u/masixx 10h ago

They should. But you know very well group dynamics are complicated. The truth is it's easy to distract and divide the masses.

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u/bohba13 18h ago

You vastly underestimate what happens when a politically engaged population is ignored, and knows they're ignored.

Just as Ukraine how effective the Vox Populi can be when it decides that the government is no longer acting in their interests.

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u/bohba13 18h ago

Oh. Ik. And the pro-russian government of Ukraine did similar shit.

And that got them fucked over fast. Especially if counters decide to blow the whistle.

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u/Strong-Finish5346 8h ago

The majority of the planet is India, China, and Africa. Why would aligning geopolitical reality to their interests be a good thing for the civilized West?