Árpád Tóta: Budget After Sodom

The article discusses the current state of public discourse in Hungary regarding financial issues, highlighting the legacy of Viktor Orbán's policies. It critiques the redistribution methods that favor the wealthy, such as energy subsidies benefiting large villas and the upper middle class. The author argues that these policies are rooted in feudalism and that discussions around them often lack clarity, ultimately benefiting only a select few. The piece suggests a shift towards a more equitable approach is necessary, but doubts remain about its feasibility.