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An annotation next to the first link, a WSWS (Trotskyist) article, reads: "Note that the article is of strong general pro-MSZP point of view". Apparently the annotator hasn't read the article. Some select quotes (Gyurcsany is the MSZP leader):
The article is relentlessly (some may say excessively) critical of Gyurcsany and the MSZP, repeatedly putting scare-quotes around "Socialist" in the party's name. For obvious reasons, the article is also critical of the far-right reactions to his corruption and lies. The only possible logic that would permit someone to characterize the article as reflecting a "strong general pro-MSZP point of view" is to prefix: "compared with the fascist riots the article has a strong general pro-MSZP point of view. This ideological misrepresentation from the fascist "perspective" undermines the credibility of the article, functions as subtle fascist propaganda, and has no place on a site that stresses NPOV. I will remove it and hope that such disappointing propagandist 'bias evaluations' do not reappear.
Alexmunger ( talk) 14:22, 27 October 2016 (UTC)
There should be a proper article on Hungarism. Without one I linked in the article on the Arrow Cross Party, but this is historically imprecise. However I lack the knowledge in history and etimology to make up a sensible artice. Somebody pls make one.
(Moved this opinion from the main article to conform with rules.)
Not neo-nazi... No comment. Or else put it out! Don't try to flame the peaceful protests!
As far as I remember he was convinced for anti-state criminal activities (planning a plot against democratic state administration).
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An annotation next to the first link, a WSWS (Trotskyist) article, reads: "Note that the article is of strong general pro-MSZP point of view". Apparently the annotator hasn't read the article. Some select quotes (Gyurcsany is the MSZP leader):
The article is relentlessly (some may say excessively) critical of Gyurcsany and the MSZP, repeatedly putting scare-quotes around "Socialist" in the party's name. For obvious reasons, the article is also critical of the far-right reactions to his corruption and lies. The only possible logic that would permit someone to characterize the article as reflecting a "strong general pro-MSZP point of view" is to prefix: "compared with the fascist riots the article has a strong general pro-MSZP point of view. This ideological misrepresentation from the fascist "perspective" undermines the credibility of the article, functions as subtle fascist propaganda, and has no place on a site that stresses NPOV. I will remove it and hope that such disappointing propagandist 'bias evaluations' do not reappear.
Alexmunger ( talk) 14:22, 27 October 2016 (UTC)
There should be a proper article on Hungarism. Without one I linked in the article on the Arrow Cross Party, but this is historically imprecise. However I lack the knowledge in history and etimology to make up a sensible artice. Somebody pls make one.
(Moved this opinion from the main article to conform with rules.)
Not neo-nazi... No comment. Or else put it out! Don't try to flame the peaceful protests!
As far as I remember he was convinced for anti-state criminal activities (planning a plot against democratic state administration).