György Balavány: Viktor Orbán will go to prison, and it will not be a revolution, but a folk festival

The article discusses the implications of accountability for Viktor Orbán, questioning whether he can evade it and what his political future holds. It argues that accountability must be pursued urgently, as his past actions have shaped his future. The author asserts that Orbán cannot remain free and outlines the consequences of potential legal actions against him. The piece also explores the relationship between politics and justice, emphasizing that political decisions should be based on facts. It warns against radical relativism in understanding the truth about Orbán's tenure, suggesting that moral assertions must be treated as facts in the legal context. The author concludes that a lack of shared values could threaten societal cohesion.