Hungary’s Viktor Orban faces growing backlash over ‘race mixing’ comments

Since this is a social issue i do believe it fits this sub forum.

Its not a surprise that far leftist organizations, groups that are pushing certain agendas in Western Europe had criticized Hungary’s Viktor Orbán on the way how he has handled his social issues.

The backlash over race mixing comments are mostly from the far leftist organizations, groups.


Hungary’s Viktor Orban faces growing backlash over ‘race mixing’ comments

This is statement that has upset the leftists.

In a speech at a summer event in Romania on Saturday, the Hungarian far-right prime minister said migration has split Europe and the West in two, arguing that countries where European and non-European people mingle “are no longer nations: they are nothing more than a conglomeration of peoples.”


“In the Carpathian Basin, we are not mixed race,” Orbán said, referring to a region shared by Romania and Hungary. “We are willing to mix with one another, but we do not want to become mixed race.”

There is another reason why they are going after Orban.Orban stance on immigration, social issues and Ukraine are not the only reasons.

In 2018 Hungary’s Viktor Orban imposed a law Stop Soros law that makes it illegal to help undocumented migrants.

There are those of the so called opposition parties in Hungary are in favor of open borders for Hungary.
Hungary just passed a “Stop Soros” law that makes it illegal to help undocumented migrants

They managed to regime change the Italian PM Matteo Salvini because he was preventing the illegal human trafficking of migrants into Italy.

Once the Italian far leftist parties continued onto holding power and influence in some places in Italy the illegal human trafficking of migrants into Italy continued.

Hungary’s Viktor Orban is likely aware what is happening in western countries like Italy and is trying to prevent the same for Hungary.
In Hungary most political opposition parties are all in favor of open end immigration and pushing the 2030 agenda.

a reply to: vNex92

Japan is a good example of a country that knows the benefits of sticking to your own. They have a record high standard of living and record low crime.

originally posted by: VierEyes
a reply to: vNex92

Japan is a good example of a country that knows the benefits of sticking to your own. They have a record high standard of living and record low crime.

They are also dying out

originally posted by: JAGStorm

originally posted by: VierEyes
a reply to: vNex92

Japan is a good example of a country that knows the benefits of sticking to your own. They have a record high standard of living and record low crime.

They are also dying out

Only because of their breeding habits.

originally posted by: vernichter

originally posted by: JAGStorm

They are also dying out

A living ape is better than a dead Samurai.

Well, that brings to mind a serious question that should vex those anti-cultural appropriation activists.

Do the actions being repeated make the culture, or just the peoples' physical appearance?


Ooooh, dat minefield I just put down, eh?

originally posted by: Nyiah

Do the actions being repeated make the culture, or just the peoples' physical appearance?

The problem is that many elements of culture are racist themselves. And do not allow people of different physical appearance repeat the actions. See The tools of racism.

a reply to: VierEyes

Hungary’s Viktor Orban is trying to recopy that of the Japanese model in Europe.
Some far leftists arent very happy.

originally posted by: JAGStorm

originally posted by: VierEyes
a reply to: vNex92

Japan is a good example of a country that knows the benefits of sticking to your own. They have a record high standard of living and record low crime.

They are also dying out

They are also dying out

Which is why Japanese far leftists are also for open border agenda to drive up the population through by immigration. Its similar what some far leftists are trying to push in Western Europe.

a reply to: vNex92

Personally; I've traveled some, and the thing that most attracts me to different Countries is the culture, the way they look, the way they dress, the language. I understand in a Country like the US, we're a mix of everything. We don't have a really long history in North America, except native Americans. They came out on the losing end I think. In many other Countries, they have their own couture, and they've had that culture for hundreds; if not for thousands of years.

I think it's beautiful to experience other cultures. I think that when you have large influx of people from other completely different cultures moving into some of these Countries with an established way of living and their own traditions, I think that eventually the established culture and traditions may go away. Let me give you an example. Japan, let's say that westerners start moving into the Country by the thousands. In 20 years, if there are too many westerners now living there, wouldn't the traditions an the whole culture start changing? If I go to Japan to experience the culture, and find that it's the same as back home, I might as well stay home. This is just my opinion.

a reply to: vNex92

How ironic of him seeing as the Hungarians themselves are a mixed race. Their ancestors also migrated to Europe from the Eurasian steppe. Foreign mixed race migrants indeed...

a reply to: stelth2

I'm not so sure you need physical cultural influences to change the optics of the future. Japan is actually the perfect case study for such things.

It's a highly conservative nation especially when it comes to culture, name another nation where generational skill sets are still common? I'm talking about your great great grandfather being a fisherman too... Japan is hardly an adopter of foreign nationals or culture either. Some might call this racist but as an outsider looking in I'd say it's a highly reserved place.

That happens to have had some crazy wild swings due to outside influences in the last 250 or so years. Maybe I don't know enough of Japanese history yet I feel we fall short of ascribing "westernised" to Japan, sure they're technologically advanced, they play with a lot of debt too but they've never just took our ball and ran with it. They took it home altered it and came back with a mecha ball. Despite outside influences Japan is still a weird and wonderful place placing anything considered outside on the interpretation list.

Personally outside of entertainment influences I'd say the biggest force of change towards culture is the youth. Considering Japan and it's history it's difficult to say that it's outsiders that change the future because all outside influences have a rather unique affect there. It's the Japanese youth that are disassociating with their past and culture.

I know religion, culture and history had absolutely nothing to do with my rebellious ways as a kid and tradition is just ancestral peer pressure anyways. Tongue in cheek here but if you want to keep a level of traditionalism then I'd suggest not educating the youth...

Thank god people die relatively fast.

Can you imagine how upset captian caveman would be about our current mixed race?
Even the purest of aryan would be nothing more than a mish mash of weakness in his eyes

a reply to: Jubei42

No! Uggette no go with Cro-Magnon man. Uggette come from long line of proud Neanderthal. Make Ugg proud and lay with strong Neanderthal man and no farm. Only find food.

a reply to: vNex92

Why should we give a damn?