The mayor of Budapest greeted himself with a heartfelt pat on the back on the occasion that he has ruled the capital for two years.
In the video posted on the nest - where else - we can see very nice cuts of the boarded-up Chain Bridge, children happily electrifying, Covid tests, the visual design of the soon-to-be renewed Blaha Lujza tér, metro escalators, the interior of the library, and our hero shaking his fist and cycling with a big smile (the latter in several compositions also, in an environment without traffic).
There is nothing wrong with the image campaign, since a campaign is usually aimed at the (mentally) fluctuating, but the content of the text is, on the one hand, a serious sham, and on the other hand, it does not reveal all the details of the truth.
It takes guts for Karácsony to brag about the glorious truth about the time of the epidemic - supplemented by the old lying text that the government pushed the citizens of the capital towards the virus. If some old people's homes in Pest could tell stories... but unfortunately they can't anymore. Is that right, Sir? In the self-deprecating video, Budapest is livable, cultured and everything - this is, of course, the understandable statement of the lower half of the electorate - supplemented by the suggestion that livability and culture are the merits of Christmas.
I would contrast this with my own opinion, according to which Budapest is the capital of a country that has been centralized for the sick over the centuries, and can only live healthily in its villa districts. And the times after the regime change were perfectly marked by the long-lasting consolidation of funds - from BKV to public safety to the maintenance of public spaces.
István Tarlós put order in many places, and if he was not able to eradicate the sea of problems caused by the past and the recent past during his cycles, even his enemies cannot say that the situation would have worsened due to his stupidity. And although he became mayor with the support of Fidesz, despite that, if the interests of Budapest dictated it, he was quite able to cackle with the Orbáns.
Well, here comes culture and the apostle of the fight against Covid, Gergely Karácsony . Who supposedly does not have a driver's license due to a vow of mercy.
Well, thanks to his first measures, the already hellish traffic situation in the capital has now developed into a disaster - in a very civilized way.
During two nest falls, there was time to slow down the double-lane vehicle traffic, by means of beautiful yellow bicycle drawings. Blaha Lujza Square should not have been mentioned in the self-congratulatory video, as it is one of the most beautiful parts of Pest's no-go zones. And anyone who doubts the slumbering that is taking over today should send their child (boy or girl) for a walk alone after dark on the Grand Promenade.
Public safety is not always and everywhere zero. For example, the smoothness of the homosexual propaganda parade is ensured by more policemen than the G7 summit meetings, perhaps also because Karácsony is among the proud marchers. His other important measures include the addition of the flag of the sodomites to the national flag of the capital building (placed high enough to prevent anyone from taking it down).
But let's not be unfair, free public transport for under 14s is really a nice thing. It would be even nicer if this, as well as the operation of the BKV, would only be charged to the budget of the capital city, and there would be no need for generous support from the central budget, i.e. the tax HUFs of non-Pest residents.
I won't say that I was shocked when Karácsony announced on a billboard that he would defeat Orbán, but in my mind's eye, a traffic jam and a marching homosexual column appeared in my native village.
Fortunately, the mayor of Budapest is also very brave, so after his first friend's coke . For my part, I am glad that he voluntarily resigned from the Prime Ministership. In fact! As for Budapest, I celebrate with it - every time I don't have to travel there.
