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Yeah another uneducated take from a new account who'd thought. Hungary is paying thos fines because they currently, actively and willingly violate human right l
by dtx1 2y ago
Yeah another uneducated take from a new account who'd thought. Hungary is paying thos fines because they currently, actively and willingly violate human right laws.[1] Not because they "build border protections". Even if you want a significantly more strict immigration and asylum law, human rights must be protected.
But that's always the trick of the fascists, First violate the rights of the undesired so you can get people used to it, then violate the rights of the rest.
[1]https://www.euronews.com/my-europe/2024/06/13/ecj-fines-hungary-with-200-million-over-extremely-serious-breach-of-eu-asylum-law https://www.euronews.com/my-europe/2024/06/13/ecj-fines-hung...
- no_time 2y ago> Even if you want a significantly more strict immigration and asylum law, human rights must be protected. Says who? As a Hungarian I never voted for these “human rights” that allows third worlders to waltz through our borders and into our backyards. If they don’t like being detained at the border they can pound sand and go back to where they came from. We never invited them and they went through several safe countries to get here. I wonder how much migration would it take for the overwhelming majority to realize that these “ideals” are utterly ridiculous and go against the very idea of statehood. 10 million economic migrants? 50mil? maybe a hundred?
- account42 2y agoThere is no violation of human rights mentioned on your linked page. Economically-motivated migration is not a human right.
- _zoltan_ 2y agoyou shouldn't drink the coolaid this hard.