Humiliating Roma Won't Fix Hungary's Economy
Economic scapegoating cannot replace a governing strategy, and humiliation carries a democratic cost.
The argument,
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Central claim
Economic pressure cannot be solved by turning Roma citizens into a political explanation for structural failure.
Why it matters
Humiliation wastes labour, civic and electoral capacity while allowing governing choices to escape scrutiny.
What follows
Hungary needs institutions that expand participation and productive capacity, not rhetoric that narrows equal citizenship.
Economic scapegoating cannot replace a governing strategy, and humiliation carries a democratic cost.
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