Comments by "Limrasson" (@Limrasson) on "TLDR News EU" channel.

@woodykusaki9970 At interesting argument, effectively the question would then be if all the money lost to the absolute level of corruption is worth keeping the "immigrants" out. Usually when you have a project you see who can do it best and cheapest. In my opinion it's not worth it and a new gov. could do similar or better for less. Orban is definitely not a good leader, a good leader would have handled the crisis without incuring penalties and not even an average leader would go to China to make up funds deficit. And even a bad leader wouldn't steal as much as he does while all of this is going down. The incompetence of gov. is apparent for everyone with eyes now. I wouldn't even be that mad for Orban to being an evil selfish bastard if he was actually competent. But the entire party got complacent now. Old pigs become sausages.
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@DralhaEureka I'm hungarian and I agree with you. I don't even know Magyar's policies or what he intents to do, it's just that he is pretty much the only chance to get rid of Orbán. Unfortunately that's not likely to happen and if it doesn't, Orbán will likely erode the last vestiges of democracy. I'll have to look for a way to move away from the country I think.
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@univeropa3363 ... What do you mean "scaring people" ? How is that comment scary?
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@lacipeter6934 You checked wrong.
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@univeropa3363 And...?
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@woodykusaki9970 Oh yes, totally innocent, you can't really move against the gov in a legal manner. Well sometimes. The fact that all his friends are billionaries and nepotism is incredibly widespear surely is just a trick of the eye or misunderstanding. Yeah, no, as I said they became complacent. They aren't very skillful in hiding it. Every political party has some corruption, but when it's this bad, well it's bad. Remember, Al Capone was also a well known gangster yet he was walking free because technically the law couldn't get a hold on him. They had to catch him tax evading.
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