Let's imagine that Frank Drebin, the president of the United States of America, is confirming right now that the war must continue, it cannot be stopped. It is given by Gábor's writing.
Being doesn't seem to define consciousness after all - at least it certainly doesn't on the left.
And yet they gave birth to the thesis. What a denial, even the parents weren't completely honest, maybe that's why the two theorists of the revolution of the international workers' movement were a rich factory worker and someone who just liked to write about work.
But today's people don't drink water while preaching it either.
For some reason, leftists who are concerned about the oppressed, the poor, minorities, equality and moral dissidents still live in Swabian villages,
which are known to be peaceful, orderly and clean. They are not exactly famous for their residents wading knee-deep in used hypodermic needles early in the morning.
The climate activist celebrities fly in private planes or sail around the Földtány, while they would take the multi-million dollar car out from under the backs of the citizens of the countryside. Woke cases are supported by the giants of international big capital (is this also false consciousness?), the busy "little people" not so much.
The "make love, not war" camp red-facedly demands the further support of Ukraine with weapons and, if possible, the violent overthrow of the Russian regime. Frank Drebin, the current president of the United States, has just confirmed his intention that the war must continue, we cannot stop it.
Screenshot of the Naked Gun. from a movie
The road to eternal peace leads through endless wars, the dialectic is in vain: you have to fight for lasting peace, right?
The angry, famously excommunicated youth of Pasarét and Zugliget march against the corrupt regime, in defense of their teachers, or for the constitution, democracy, or anything else.
Sometimes they flirt with violence, but in exactly the way that the LMBBQ lobby activates its campaign: it is possible to cross the line in the safe comfort zone, because there will be no serious consequences anyway, but the prime minister is not called Ferenc Gyurcsány today, is it?
there is a good chance that everyone will keep their eyes open.
The LMBBQ lobby is not as active in Qatar as it is in Hungary and Poland.
(The average Hungarian is so used to violence that he probably goes into a state of shock even from a fight in a pub. We would certainly easily overcome the obstacle with a few tens of millions of African immigrants, where there is a good chance that violence is measured differently. There are also areas in our country where violence is more frequent, but these settlements are not found in the vicinity of Zugliget and Pasaré.)
There is nothing wrong with all of these in themselves. Impoverished and insignificant Europe still exists in a pleasant bubble,
it is not by chance that leftists also want to live in Swabian villages, travel by car (even the Lord Mayor is car-free), demonstrate safety, etc.
Is it worth stopping for a moment and reflecting on whether these conditions are self-evident or easily overturned, especially through the changes desired by the left?
Featured image: Mandiner / Árpád Földházi
