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Also: they may personally believe that Roma are not the problem - but is that the rhetoric they use to sway voters? Even subtly? Because you started out trying
by Vivtek 13y ago
Also: they may personally believe that Roma are not the problem - but is that the rhetoric they use to sway voters? Even subtly? Because you started out trying to justify the Jobbik by citing knife attacks, and got widely slapped down for using local rhetoric in a global forum - that's a good sign that your local rhetoric is a lot more slanted than you think. And what you say ends up being what you believe.
- friendly_chap 13y agoI don't think I ever mentioned anything about knife fights on this forum. I also use no local rhetoric. I just wrote what I see on the country side. If you think it is a rhetoric to trick voters into voting then I am glad - you must be very far away from the problems these voters experience, and that's fine. You live in Budapest you say. That's an entirely different place then the rest of the country. The amount of poverty and suffering people endure in the country side is almost unimaginable. Unfortunately I can imagine it because I grew up in it. PS: I have been at knife fights unfortunately. That can happen when you want to drink an orange juice in a pub here. PS2: How do you like the Hungarian language? I am a natural language geek. What do you think how does it sound? Any thoughts appreciated.