Börcsök Mária - A freedom diktatúrája

Ten books have been published by the popular author so far, and his unique approach to every topic is a guarantee of heated debates. His previous volume, Kettézakdt Magyarország, was a resounding success.

In this book, Mária Börcsök opens historical perspectives on the specific but unavoidable contradictions of democracy.
Figures considered the most sympathetic in our history - such as II. Ferenc Rákóczi or Lajos Kossuth - they usually failed. Paradoxically, that's why they're likable. Because it is not possible to implement a state order that every citizen would consider ideal. There is no leader whom at least a third of the country does not want to replace immediately. And this is already a success, because it means a two-thirds majority. The great advantage of democracy over dictatorship is that the fight is not with weapons, but with words
flow. Not life-threatening, but nerve-wracking...