VILLAGE FOOLS AT A HUNGARIAN WEDDING! Serbian opposition dances for a bottle of beer while drafts blow through their house
There is an expression among Serbs for village fools and generally for people with weaker reasoning abilities, who come to the tent in the village when there is a wedding in a house, and for a bottle of beer they dance and sing as if their closest relative is getting married. 'Having fun at someone else's wedding,' that's why they are called that. These days, since Sunday evening, there have been throngs of such revelers celebrating the rise to power of Péter Magyar and the fall of Viktor Orbán.
TL;DR
- The Serbian opposition is celebrating the election results in Hungary, particularly the rise of Péter Magyar and the perceived fall of Viktor Orbán.
- The author compares this celebratory behavior to 'village fools' who dance at someone else's wedding for a bottle of beer, suggesting a lack of genuine connection or understanding.
- This reaction is attributed to the opposition's own lack of electoral success in Serbia and their ignorance about how elections work.
- The celebration is also seen as a coping mechanism to mask their fear of upcoming elections in Serbia, as their previous attempts to influence the political landscape have failed.
- Previous opposition strategies, including protests, blockades, and public stunts, are highlighted as failures that have led to their current predicament.