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This became very clear to me after the pandemic, visiting Slovakia. Before the pandemic, I heard some weird things from older Slovaks, such as EU has decided t
by koonsolo 1y ago
This became very clear to me after the pandemic, visiting Slovakia.
Before the pandemic, I heard some weird things from older Slovaks, such as EU has decided that kids must name their parents "parent1" and "parent2", and if they don't they will take your kids away. Absolutely bonkers.
Then during the pandemic, all the typical anti-vax rhetoric really took hold there, like crazy.
Then after the pandemic, all those anti-vaxers all of a sudden got pro-Russia. Which makes no sense when you think about that, because both have nothing to do with each other. At that point, I realised Russia was doing their campaigns way before covid already, but it got an extra boost thanks to it.
And now Slovaks elected prime minister Fico attended the Russian military parade.
The ironic part is that these anti-vaxers like to call the rest of us "sheep", but in the end they are the sheep that are lead straight to the slaughter house.
- ActorNightly 1y agoI firmly believe now that if someone has the privilege of feeling so strongly about something that has no real or observable effect on them, but they still chose to act according to that feeling, its because their life is so good that they don't actually have anything real to worry about, and instead, they must create fictional problems in their head to make it seem like they are doing something good.
- npteljes 1y agoSame here in Hungary. EU will also make us eat bugs instead of meat (which we already do with E120....) and they are making the people gay somehow as well. Absolute nonsense, and reeks of foreign interference.