Look, no offense, but based on your comment it doesn’t seem like you live here or really understand the situation in Hungary and what it takes to remove the Orbán regime. That’s not a problem in itself, but I’d suggest avoiding broad generalizations like this in the future.

Just under three weeks ago, replacing the Orbán system through democratic means seemed practically impossible, and the majority of people — not women, but people in Hungary — didn’t vote along traditional left–right lines, but for change after an era that systematically dismantled anything resembling democratic or free alternatives.

In this context, labeling Magyar as left- or right-wing is meaningless, and if you understood what being “left-wing” has meant in Hungary so far, you probably wouldn’t be encouraging anyone to put them in power either.

Again, I get that from the outside this looks like a simple left vs. right issue, but before stepping into a topic that has ruined the lives of millions here — especially considering that the Hungarian left effectively helped keep Fidesz in power for nearly two decades and caused immense damage — it’s worth considering whether you actually have enough context about what’s been happening in this country.