Orban is a proponent of what he calls "illiberal democracy". Is "illiberal democracy" an oxymoron? Can illiberal democracy be as succesfull as liberal democracy? What are the negatives and positives illiberal democracy has over liberal democracy?illiberalism rising in Hungry and Poland is a thing and has being since refugee crisis of 2013 or so, but you could point out that liberal democracy either never took off in the first place or collapsed around 1996 in Russia
that could have being the route of eastern europe