Donald Trump’s victory marks the end of “liberal non-democracy” and will allow the West to break free from the “captivity of ideologies” that distort reality through political correctness, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has said.
The election outcome indicates a shift in popular thinking in the West, Orbán said in remarks made yesterday evening on a trip to London, and this morning at a conference organised by the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development.
During his one-day official visit to Britain’s capital, the Central European leader commentedthat the Republican candidate’s big win represents a victory for freedom of thought in the Western world.
He told reporters: “The world has always benefited whenever it has managed to release itself from the captivity of currently dominant ideological trends. In my view, this is what has happened just now in the United States.
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I was thinking the same thing. The liberal ideology has been soundly repudiated, so let's let them take their stupid PC browbeating with them.
ReplyDeleteI never have really cared much about being politically correct, but I will now refuse to accept any guff from anybody on that subject.
As long as what I am doing or saying is legal, they can stuff it if they don't like it. A small handful of liberals are not going to dictate ANYTHING to me anymore.
How about you?
I think most Eurasian countries are happy to see Trump win instead of the witch. They've all had enough of the Clintons over the years!
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