More and more people we talk to report that they encounter intense hostility and hatred when it turns out they are going to vote for Fidesz.
You cannot build a country’s future on the kind of hatred and anger represented by Tisza!
Let us not give in to provocations—let’s show that we believe in the power of love and real community! That is why Fidesz will win on April 12!
What do you experience in such public expressions? Very ugly things. I don’t even know whether this has been the case since COVID, or if it’s because people have become more tense ahead of the elections, but I think it would be better for everyone if each person could freely decide who to vote for—just without any atrocities. Unfortunately, there is a lot of this among people. And the hatred is growing. Especially when people find out that someone else supports a different party—I’ve heard and seen cases where even family conflicts arise. This shouldn’t be the case. Ideally, everyone in a family would vote for the same party—especially if that party is Fidesz.
We can only prevent the plundering of Hungarians if we have a national government that is capable of saying no to the demands of Brussels, Kyiv, and multinational corporations!
The election is not only about the war, but also about Hungarians’ money. Brussels and Kyiv want to take money from Hungary. Brussels is financing the war through massive loans, and if a pro-Ukraine government comes to power, Hungarians will be made to pay the price. We also know they want to cut Hungary off from cheap Russian energy. If they succeed, utility bills will triple and fuel prices could rise to 1000 forints per liter. We cannot allow this!
We also know that Tisza’s lobbyist politicians would give back to multinational companies everything that the national government has taken from them in order to support families, young people, and pensioners.
We can only prevent the plundering of Hungarians if we have a national government that can say no to the demands of Brussels, Kyiv, and multinational corporations!
On April 12, Fidesz is the safe choice!
🧠 Quick Overview
👉 Main narrative:
- “We (Fidesz) = peace, love, protection”
- “They (Tisza) = hatred, aggression”
- “External enemy = Brussels + Kyiv”
- “What’s at stake = your money + utility bills + your future”
👉 Underlying formula:
hatred → fear → financial loss → enemy → “only we can save you”
🔥 Core Message
➡️ no concrete evidence
➡️ strong emotional overload
➡️ existential threat framing (money, utilities, war)
➡️ ending: only solution = Fidesz
🔍 Manipulation Techniques
1️⃣ “They are hateful” = moral framing
👉 Example:
“hatred, anger, aggression”
Technique:
- opponent = morally bad
- own side = “love”
Goal:
➡️ make voting feel like a moral choice, not a political one
2️⃣ Personal stories = pseudo-evidence
👉 “a family said…”, “I heard…”
Technique:
- anecdotes → generalization
Goal:
➡️ create the feeling that “this is happening everywhere”
➡️ appears credible without proof
3️⃣ Fear appeal (money + utilities)
👉 “triple utility bills”, “fuel at 1000 HUF”
Technique:
- specific numbers → shock effect
- no sources
Goal:
➡️ trigger immediate emotional reaction
➡️ “if you don’t vote for us → you’ll suffer financially”
4️⃣ External enemy construction
👉 “Brussels”, “Kyiv”
Technique:
- simplifies complex politics
- everything = external pressure
Goal:
➡️ create a defensive, conflict-based mindset
5️⃣ Conspiracy-like chain
👉 “loans → war → Hungarians will pay”
Technique:
- stacked assumptions
- not proven
Goal:
➡️ make an unverified narrative seem logical
6️⃣ False dilemma
👉 “this is the only way to stop it…”
Technique:
- only 1 option: Fidesz
- everything else = bad
Goal:
➡️ eliminate alternatives
7️⃣ Repetition (very important!)
👉 same sentence repeated:
“this is the only way to stop it…”
Technique:
- repetition = reinforcement
Goal:
➡️ embed the message
💥 Overall Summary (in one sentence)
👉
“The opponent is hateful and dangerous, external forces will exploit you, you will lose money — and only we can save you.”