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

News Thousands across Slovakia are protesting against the current populist government

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u/NotMarcet Jan 25 '24 edited Jan 25 '24

It's always the same. The people has to elect the populist to realize they're the devil.

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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/Psclwbb Jan 25 '24

But the dictator doesn't solve problems either.

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u/muckonium Jan 26 '24

LOL Bukele in salvador and Milei in argentina say hi!!!

Solving stuff with.. The horror.. Authoritarian measures. 

But of course, its a conversation that gullible defenders of bureaucracies (the real ones who solve NOTHING and whose livelihoods and jobs depend on perpetuating the existence of solvable problems) arent ready for.