Hungarian gov’t-funded propaganda accounts post glossy “This is Viktor Orbán’s Hungary. What do you notice?” videos from downtown Budapest — where Orbán’s family runs luxury hotels. But here’s what a major Budapest junction, Bosnyák Square, actually looks like from the tram stop.

Looks like your average poor town in England, Germany or France, minus the risk of being assaulted.

As an Eastern European, I don't see what's the problem in this video? That it's cloudy??

Dude had to go 6km from the city center to find a still reasonably looking spot.

People obv. have views on the Government but this seems to move past that & into outright trashing the country in English for an audience on X This "major junction" is in District 14, half an hour from city centre. You could make a similar video anywhere in the EU, mid-December

No graffiti and it’s not flooded with 3rd world trash

Looks far cleaner than many of the third-worling districts of London and Paris but without migrants and youfs dressed in balaclavas and thousands of delivery drivers on scooters

It still looks much cleaner and functional than many parts of London.

Not a single graffiti, impressive

80's vibes

Hungary just scored worse in EU in money laundering according to the latest anti money laundering index. It is placed between Guyana and Sri Lanka. Worst in EU even Malta, that was EU ML heaven scores better.

Looks amazing 😍

This is even better: The Déli (Southern) railway station. Straight out of communist times. (Last 2 minutes suffice):

This looks pretty normal. I think perhaps you have fallen for other countries’ propaganda and tourism campaigns.

That’s how one expects Hungary to look like.

Thats Zugló, lol. Mate, why did you use a district that has leftoid leadership (except 2002-2006, 2010-2014) since the fall of the Berlin Wall (1989) as an example?

What's your point? I lived there for a year, it was lovely--apart from the gypsies. They're no bother now, they've all invaded England & been welcomed by the most pussified population on the planet.

What's the problem? There are no migrants on the streets, no criminal gangs, no drug addicts camping out. The streets are a little gray, but this is Eastern Europe, so that's to be expected.

Better and cleaner than Paris🤣🤣🤣…. I rather live around there than Bruxelles, Paris, not to say London!

Looks like every small town in the U.K. and France. What’s your point?

Looks fine to me. No engineers or doctors loitering about

You could find this scene in countries from the US to Australia. Silly to claim that there isn't beauty in Hungary and hardly surprising that when promoting the country they don't show transit intersections with socialist era flats.

No packs of black and brown freeloaders.

Látod ezt Moczár Ádámka? :D @AdamMoczar

Yeah this is awesome old housing, preserved. What is your point? It looks peaceful and clean and new. Great roads, great infrastructure. WHat is it you find that is bad?

What is the issue? A lot of East German Towns look like this even today but with more social welfare invaders.

Very pleasant. Compared to western Europe's multi culti shit holes.

i see no stabbings and rapes lmao

Buszok.szar idő. Geodezia épulete. Nincs drogos. Semmi extra. Békés!

Now imagine trash on ground and many people yelling about Allah.

If you want to see run down areas come to Dublin Ireland. And our government (sic) are eurofanatics!

Yep, and thanks for the liberal local government leadership like Karácsony and pals. But the other side of this square, and thanks for government (Orbán):

They look happy though...

I see nothing wrong. It’s not a glitzy part of the city, but I don’t see one piece of litter in the street. Early morning, maybe a weekend as not many people are about.

Look like every other city what’s your point

Bosnyák tér, XIV the leftist core voter district, where time stopped - since 2014 it has been run by the current 'liberal' Major of Budapest (former political advisor of the commie party) and since 2019 by the post-communist party's Horvath Csaba - now facing corruption charges.