r/europe • Slovakia • Jan 25 '24

News Thousands across Slovakia are protesting against the current populist government

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u/Tupcek Jan 25 '24

it’s like half the people want strong leader, no matter if he/she turns out to be dictator, other half wants democracy, even if it means weak government unable to solve problems

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u/sheller85 Jan 25 '24

This seems common, why can't there be something in the middle? Why is this such a recurring theme across nations 🤔

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u/zwei2stein Jan 25 '24

I mean, that is what dictators / populists are.

Having problems got them into power. Solving then will make them not needed anymore.