Hermann Veronika: Identity politics is the weapon of those who have nothing meaningful to say about the world
The debate over Halloween versus All Saints' Day has resurfaced in Hungary, sparked by an incident where a nail was found in candy during a Halloween event. Critics of Halloween often confuse All Saints' Day with the following Day of the Dead. This incident raises concerns about the potential dangers of identity politics and ideological incitement, reflecting the consequences of political divisions. The ongoing relevance of this issue is highlighted by various political groups that focus on regulating personal lives and lifestyles, especially after the change in government, where former ruling parties have shifted their messaging to emphasize these themes.
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