Yes and if they then destroy the democratic institutions (press, judiciary), without which they wouldn’t been able to gain entry into the EU, they should be expelled.
It’s not only the far right gaining power, it’s about dissolving the democracy after they gain power. If they don’t meddle with the trias politica, and change the way the democracy functions so that they remain in power, it’s totally fine.
However Orban did that and therefore deserves a kick.
So punish him by kicking his country out.
Wait, why punish the people of the country?
Well it’s not longer in compliance with entry qualifications. So sort out the democracy and gain entrance again.
I’m not sure I understand, because far-right, nationalist and/or fascist governments gain power through democratic elections.
Yes and if they then destroy the democratic institutions (press, judiciary), without which they wouldn’t been able to gain entry into the EU, they should be expelled.
With this logic the same should be applied to Italy, Finland, Slovakia, Croatia and the Czech Republic.
Still, this approach doesn’t tackle the issue that the far-right gains power through elections in representative democracies.
It’s not only the far right gaining power, it’s about dissolving the democracy after they gain power. If they don’t meddle with the trias politica, and change the way the democracy functions so that they remain in power, it’s totally fine.
However Orban did that and therefore deserves a kick.