If Slovakia is anything like Italy, the only way to change things would be to take away the right to vote to everybody who is over 50.
Wish it’d help, but I don’t have high hopes.
>populist
Leftist newspeak never ceases to amaze
ah shiet we have a dude @ work that is slovak. On the one hand he knows that the country is being infiltrated AF but at the other he is pro China and believes in conspiracy theories -.-
Is there anything they can actually accomplish with this?
Isn’t the serbian government part of a criminal syndicate with soccer hooligans turnt murderers?
Idk, I’m all for the government. Don’t let those warmongering lunatics defeat common sense.
God save us please.
1st stage: Fico wants to be Orbán 2.0
2nd stage: Fico wants to be Lukashenko 2.0
Where I should go to live when he achieve a 2nd stage? Any good ideas? I am thinking about Slovenia recently. Similar names, similar flags, similar nature…
Iam sorry but what a lame number this is. 2019 there was over 500 000 people on Letná in Prague protesting, because prime minister chose to change one minister (that is 1/20 of the population). What is happening right now in Slovakia is so much worse and they can only pull off tens of thousands???
The equivalent would be like quarter a million
Ah populist. What a lovely “modern” word that is completely meaningless. When *WE* promise you utopia where you are entitled to everything at no cost and money falls from the sky and bad people stop being bad because you tell them to that is all true, nice and proper. When *THEY* promise you lower taxes and stopping illegal migration that is populism. When *WE* promise something – that is always the truth, when *THEY* promise something – that is always populism and a lie.
I’m not referring to the government in Slovakia because I have no idea who is in power there, I’m just making a comment on this lovely “populism” word.
Defenestrácia kedy?
Makes me happy.
Byť v siedmom nebi. #jasomSlovák
How have the populists taken the form of the social democrats party in Slovenia? Usually parties based on social democracy have been enemies of populists
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If Slovakia is anything like Italy, the only way to change things would be to take away the right to vote to everybody who is over 50.
Wish it’d help, but I don’t have high hopes.
>populist
Leftist newspeak never ceases to amaze
ah shiet we have a dude @ work that is slovak. On the one hand he knows that the country is being infiltrated AF but at the other he is pro China and believes in conspiracy theories -.-
Is there anything they can actually accomplish with this?
Isn’t the serbian government part of a criminal syndicate with soccer hooligans turnt murderers?
Idk, I’m all for the government. Don’t let those warmongering lunatics defeat common sense.
God save us please.
1st stage: Fico wants to be Orbán 2.0
2nd stage: Fico wants to be Lukashenko 2.0
Where I should go to live when he achieve a 2nd stage? Any good ideas? I am thinking about Slovenia recently. Similar names, similar flags, similar nature…
Iam sorry but what a lame number this is. 2019 there was over 500 000 people on Letná in Prague protesting, because prime minister chose to change one minister (that is 1/20 of the population). What is happening right now in Slovakia is so much worse and they can only pull off tens of thousands???
The equivalent would be like quarter a million
Ah populist. What a lovely “modern” word that is completely meaningless. When *WE* promise you utopia where you are entitled to everything at no cost and money falls from the sky and bad people stop being bad because you tell them to that is all true, nice and proper. When *THEY* promise you lower taxes and stopping illegal migration that is populism. When *WE* promise something – that is always the truth, when *THEY* promise something – that is always populism and a lie.
I’m not referring to the government in Slovakia because I have no idea who is in power there, I’m just making a comment on this lovely “populism” word.
Defenestrácia kedy?
Makes me happy.
Byť v siedmom nebi. #jasomSlovák
How have the populists taken the form of the social democrats party in Slovenia? Usually parties based on social democracy have been enemies of populists