> but how can anyone be paid less than the minimum wage?? you can't be paid less, but minimum wage is just not liveable, it's 650eur. for reference a 1 bedroom flat (35-40m2) in budapest is about 420eur+utilities and about 20-30% less in any other relevant city. a decent wage here, that you can sustain a somewhat comfy life with in budapest at least is about 1000eur. > i thought orban was too civilised and cool for letting this happen he created this sort of new right wing, loyal "bourgeois" class that was supposed to swap out the older champagne socialist class, that got their wealth in commie time or in the 90s by selling every government owned business, land and building for pocket change. unfortuantley this was an epic fail, since all the wrong people got rich from these deals. picture the quintessential pleb, with no taste whatsoever riding their 150-200keur cars and renting out yachts on the adriatic sea, where they fuck hookers, snort coke and listen to gipsy disco songs, while his company at home is building a 1km of government financed road for 1m eur.  > i certainly thought he was too proud for suffering the embarrassment of not being in control of it he was in control for a time, but it becomes evident by the day, that they outgrew him, doing business behind his back. also i suspect he became a bit of a megalomaniac these days. he seemingly doesn't care about internal affairs, but focusing only on foreign policy and trying to reestablish hungary as a leader in the region. don't get me wrong, i still think he is the best politician we had in the last 80 years and certainly better then the jewish cum guzzling faggots western europe seems to be filled with, but there is a lot of things wrong in this country.
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