The Self Fleeing from Responsibility: Why Are Gen Z and the TISZA Party Compatible?
Hungarian political analysis often suggests Generation Z voters reject Viktor Orbán because authoritarianism restricts civil liberties. One perspective argues this common analysis is flawed. The discussion explores why young voters are compatible with the TISZA Party.
Young TISZA Party voters celebrating their movement’s victory after the elections A recurring theme in Hungarian political analysis is that Generation Z (those born between the late 1990s and the early 2010s) has turned away from the incumbent Viktor Orbán “regime” because its authoritarian nature restricts their classic civil liberties. This perspective, however, is flawed. […] The post The Self Fleeing from Responsibility: Why Are Gen Z and the TISZA Party Compatible? appeared first on Hungary Today .