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Trump meeting with anti-semitic hungarian leader slammed by former white house adviser

j brown's body said:
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He's fueling more antisemitic violence, some of it already committed in response to attacks on George Soros.
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More garbage from you eh?....Clearly you'll believe anything anti Trump

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slick said:
Orban's party was elected by huge majorities, he's the leader of Euroskeptic Europe and has been gathering allies from the Baltic Sea to the
Mediteranean Sea. Mainly because of him Core Europe is down, if not out. No doubt Oeban has been the prime mover of European Nationalism.

Hungary & Orban:
Here it is folks the essence of pride in country, with a real statesman leading the way.
Countrymen en mass forsaking the elitist arguments that potential GDP growth due to
immigration simply does not matter, For the vast majority of the population,
immigration being a threat to the cultural identity of the country matters most of all.

Péter Szijjártó Orban's right hand man stated:

“What we don’t want is a massive illegal influx coming from the south to us.
We want to keep Hungary a Hungarian country. And we don’t think multiculturalism
is by definition good,” he explained. “I understand that the liberal mainstream
doesn’t like our laws. But it is the Hungarian voters whose expectations
we have to fulfill.”
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The "slave law" doesn't have anything to do with migrants. Explain that.

This should be good.
 
Rogue Valley said:
The "slave law" doesn't have anything to do with migrants. Explain that.

This should be good.
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Fidesz unwillingness to accept workers from outside Europe has hindered its overall ability to address the shortfall of employees.
To remedy this they passed a law that would nearly double the limit on overtime hours for workers, without requiring that they be
paid right away. That was discouraging to a few who let it be known by protesting but they know Orban and know
they'll eventually get paid for this short term sacrifice. To the vast majority of the population,
retaining the cultural identity of the country matters most of all. They are with Orban the 3 term president whose 2/3 majority in the
last election was astonishing. This 'slave law" as you call it is mere blip on the radar screen!

Hungarians know this. Budapest, Hungary along with Bratislava, Slovakia unlike most large European cities you can feel safe at night.
Besides for a few pickpockets, they isn’t any street crime.
These two demographically pure cities are both clean as a whistle. Another characteristic of an all white European population.
Sameness is everything!!!!
 
slick said:
Fidesz unwillingness to accept workers from outside Europe has hindered its overall ability to address the shortfall of employees.
To remedy this they passed a law that would nearly double the limit on overtime hours for workers, without requiring that they be
paid right away. That was discouraging to a few who let it be known by protesting but they know Orban and know
they'll eventually get paid for this short term sacrifice. To the vast majority of the population,
retaining the cultural identity of the country matters most of all. They are with Orban the 3 term president whose 2/3 majority in the
last election was astonishing. This 'slave law" as you call it is mere blip on the radar screen!

Hungarians know this. Budapest, Hungary along with Bratislava, Slovakia unlike most large European cities you can feel safe at night.
Besides for a few pickpockets, they isn’t any street crime.
These two demographically pure cities are both clean as a whistle. Another characteristic of an all white European population.
Sameness is everything!!!!
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Lol yeah.....if you ignore the sex trafficking.

Human trafficking in Hungary - Wikipedia

Whereas in Slovakia the country is corrupt as hell, with members of organized crime being as high up as the director of the state intelligence service and many members of the police as well.

Ivan Lexa - Wikipedia

Jaroslav Sv& - Wikipedia

Slovak mafia - Wikipedia
 
Tigerace117 said:
Lol yeah.....if you ignore the sex trafficking.

Human trafficking in Hungary - Wikipedia

Whereas in Slovakia the country is corrupt as hell, with members of organized crime being as high up as the director of the state intelligence service and many members of the police as well.

Ivan Lexa - Wikipedia

Jaroslav Sv& - Wikipedia

Slovak mafia - Wikipedia
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Do you see anything that's not fact from my post. I don't see why anyone would ever expect me to back off from the truth.

BTW, quit making mountains out of molehills. Both are in the area of the top 3rd of least corrupt countries.
Slovakia #57, Hungary #64 out of 180 countries,
 
slick said:
Fidesz unwillingness to accept workers from outside Europe has hindered its overall ability to address the shortfall of employees.
To remedy this they passed a law that would nearly double the limit on overtime hours for workers, without requiring that they be
paid right away.
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By golly the Hungarians have it right.... it IS a "slave law" their fascist government passed.

How many here would relish having to work 70 hours a week and not get paid for the extra 30 hours for 3 years?

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Hungarians protesting against the new "slave law"
 
slick said:
Do you see anything that's not fact from my post. I don't see why anyone would ever expect me to back off from the truth.

BTW, quit making mountains out of molehills. Both are in the area of the top 3rd of least corrupt countries.
Slovakia #57, Hungary #64 out of 180 countries,
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Just about the entire post, actually, but I pointed out the most blinding things you happily ignored.

Making mountains out of molehills? Are you ****ing serious? The director of their counterpart of the CIA was working for their mafia. That is a truly absurd level of corruption. And as my link pointed out, high ranking police officials are still being nailed for working with their mafia.

But hey, way to desperately try to play down high levels of human trafficking(one of the most despicable crimes out there) because you have a hard on for fascist wannabes and fantasies about "ethnic purity".
 
slick said:
Orban's party was elected by huge majorities, he's the leader of Euroskeptic Europe and has been gathering allies from the Baltic Sea to the
Mediteranean Sea. Mainly because of him Core Europe is down, if not out. No doubt Oeban has been the prime mover of European Nationalism.

Hungary & Orban:
Here it is folks the essence of pride in country, with a real statesman leading the way.
Countrymen en mass forsaking the elitist arguments that potential GDP growth due to
immigration simply does not matter, For the vast majority of the population,
immigration being a threat to the cultural identity of the country matters most of all.

Péter Szijjártó Orban's right hand man stated:

“What we don’t want is a massive illegal influx coming from the south to us.
We want to keep Hungary a Hungarian country. And we don’t think multiculturalism
is by definition good,” he explained. “I understand that the liberal mainstream
doesn’t like our laws. But it is the Hungarian voters whose expectations
we have to fulfill.”
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This was the appeal of Hitler and other fascists. It always sounds great to start with, but it never ends well. Categorizing certain groups as not deserving basic rights or having humanity generally leads to greater repression "First they came for the socialists..." With this you get a government that wants the people to feel they are under constant threat and need more and more security. You get attacks on free speech and government control of the media, a revisionist history that is dictated by the government, and elections that are a sham.

Trump looks on longingly.

Is a shallow, petrified culture worth this? I should say not.
 
j brown's body said:
This was the appeal of Hitler and other fascists. It always sounds great to start with, but it never ends well. Categorizing certain groups as not deserving basic rights or having humanity generally leads to greater repression "First they came for the socialists..." With this you get a government that wants the people to feel they are under constant threat and need more and more security. You get attacks on free speech and government control of the media, a revisionist history that is dictated by the government, and elections that are a sham.

Trump looks on longingly.

Is a shallow, petrified culture worth this? I should say not.
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"First they came for the people who weren't there because the country would not admit them..."

Scary stuff.
 
JustHanging said:
What are you babbling about? There were far more than 12 of Trump's "very fine people" there:

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How can you possibly be so ignorant of such well known facts? Are you being obtuse?


Here are some more of Trump's "very fine people". Trump base members in good standing, your political bedfellows:

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Hail Trump: White nationalists mark Trump win with Nazi salute - BBC
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The most interesting thing about the Big Lie - now with Big Pictures! - that Trump called Nazis fine people - once one digs past the shallow virtue signaling, projection of inherent human flaws onto the other (ironic in this instance, of course), and refusal to explore the root cause of certain tragic choices - is its thoroughly Goebbels-like character. :)
 
Rogue Valley said:
How many here would relish having to work 70 hours a week and not get paid for the extra 30 hours for 3 years?
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We call it exempt except instead of not getting paid for the extra hours for 3 years you’re never paid for the extra hours. Ever.
 
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