Magyar
Sándor Pintér, Hungarian Minister of the Interior, stated in connection with his public education that he does not accept the civil disobedience of teachers, which he considers to be a disciplinary issue.
“Civil disobedience comes from Gandhi, who attempted to enforce an unarmed rebellion of an entire Indian nation against the oppressors. Something similar happened (in Hungary) after 1848-49… we are not in such a serious situation”. The Minister of the Interior stated that” one-man civil disobedience” cannot be allowed for, it is not part of the legal order, therefore it is not to be accepted. “I consider it a disciplinary issue” he said.
However, he acknowledged that the strike can still be a legitimate tool.
Among the users of the Pulzus application, we were looking for answers to the question: is such an attitude acceptable in a democracy from a member of parliament?
56% of respondents say that this approach is not acceptable at all, only 5% agree with Pintér.
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