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Baffling. I read the article but wondering if some kind of rationalization is outlined somewhere else.
Police represent the authority of the state and have a monopoly on violence. They only "earn" that monopoly because ostensibly they have been authorized democratically by the people. (Much more could be said about that) Chinese police in Hungary do not represent Hungarian people and so they should not be in any kind of position of authority.
"They only "earn" that monopoly because ostensibly they have been authorized democratically by the people."
Well, that might be the social framework fir a democracy. But we are talking about Hungary here.
Lol hence "much more could be said about that"