The extreme leftists don't like the fact that in Budapest you can't beat innocent people to death in the name of their confused ideas.
On the evening of January 26, a far-left attack hit the Collegium Hungaricum building in Berlin: #honourless was sprayed on the wall of the institution and many of its windows were broken.
The damaged institution in the German capital is a cultural institute founded and operated by the Hungarian state.
In the statement of the group admitting to the attack on the building, it is also stated as the justification for the vandalism that the gang vandalized the building due to the domestic criminal trial that started at the end of January 2024 against German and Italian far-left persons in connection with the February 2023 attacks in Budapest.
In other words, they caused damage to the property of the Hungarian state because proceedings were initiated against their associates in the case of beating an innocent Budapest man to death.
On the other hand, according to the announcement, this is how they protested at the German-Hungarian Friendship Society in October 2023, in a discussion organized with the participation of Chancellor Gergely Gulyás, against what was said regarding Hungarian migration policy.
It seems that the Western European far-left has attacked institutions with a Hungarian background, only because the Hungarian government does not allow such conditions to prevail in our country as in the progressive regions of Western Europe.
Known: In February 2023, German, Italian and Greek anti-fas who came to our country on the occasion of the Eruption tour carried out several attacks in Budapest against "extreme right-wing" but actually peaceful passers-by. The ski-masked band armed with vipers beat a 40-year-old man half to death in the XI. district. Seeing the recording of the attack, the treatment objected to by the friends of the Italian accused is at least proportional (and at the same time legal).
"In the case of international discrediting campaigns, intimidation of the authorities and extraditions that are believed to be imminent, we cannot stand idly by, but must actively intervene in what is happening.
It is not enough to just attack the Nazis and their structures; the acceptance of supposedly superior European culture by right-wing think tanks and the media are also legitimate targets," the far-left attackers threatened in their statement.
But who are the antifas?
The word antifa is shortened from the adjective anti-fascist and includes anti-racism. They represent the extreme left wing of violent political activist groups.
The movement began its journey from Germany, where to this day they often act cruelly against groups and individuals they consider to be neo-Nazis. In recent years, the movement has been spreading in several other countries, such as in the United States, but it has already raised its head in Hungary.
By the way, by antifa, we do not mean a large organization, but several groups that are in closer or looser alliance with each other, but sometimes also in conflict with each other. At the same time, there is no unified concept, regardless of the political side, everyone understands it differently, and even according to some, they don't even exist.
Due to the movement's characteristic "fighting style", the word now also denotes a method of committing a crime, which also happened at the Collegium Hungaricum building.
Practically all means are allowed for them to achieve their goal, including violent actions that clearly violate the law, and they see themselves as persons above the constitutional order.
Cover image: This is how antifa "argues"
Source: Mandiner
