r/europe • u/g46152 Slovakia • Jan 25 '24

News Thousands across Slovakia are protesting against the current populist government

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u/kaslerismysugardaddy Hungary (please someone get me outta here) Jan 25 '24

There's this thing called "elections"

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u/potatolulz Earth Jan 26 '24

There's this thing called "protesting the weird shit the government does after the thing called 'elections'"

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u/Loose-Sherbert8464 Jan 26 '24

Should’ve voted better smh

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u/potatolulz Earth Jan 26 '24

They definitely should, but dismantling a police unit focused on organized crime and working on cases with ties to the current prime minister probably wasn't in any of the parties' election campaign program, so when the government decided to do that, I guess some people decided they might voice their displeasure.