Marilyn Tassy wrote:Sounds like people are really getting out of control if they drive up the st. the wrong way.
I was saying some guy was driving his motorbike on the city sidewalk yesterday but that's nothing compared to driving the wrong way on the road.
I saw a video in Sweden where a refugee was beating the heck out of 3 policewomen and a male security guard.
Tasers ,that's what they need over there at the min. and maybe some martial art training.
In the US people would be shooting each other over much more minor issues. The cops for sure would shoot and ask questions later.
Sad that people don't understand what real freedom is. It's not abusing others and taking advantage for personal gain.
Not sure which village is safe to buy in.We thought maybe more in the N or NE of Hungary but not sure.
We were /are are thinking of buying a home in a smaller village and cashing out on our apt. Just not sure where is fun and safe too, thinking of a more resort area at least it is fun in the warmer months.
I know when we rented a house for about 5-6 months through a HU friend in lake Velence about 16 years back, the cops watched all the neighborhoods all the time.
Our son came with us and went clubbing in the area, came home but we were out and he didn't have the house keys. He just sat on the steps waiting for us to come home.
2 police drove over and asked him what he was doing there.
Very odd since it was a home sort of back off the st. with bushes in the front.
More expensive homes over there so it seems one must still pay for protection by living in a more pricey area.
Personally I wish we could have guns over here... Just saying sometimes you might just need one to put someone off or to shoot a snake or fox in the hen house.
In places like peaceful Hawaii you would be surprised how many people have guns and rifles just in case a stranger happens to walk where they shouldn't be walking.
We once were looking to swim in the hot pond and got mixed up on the dirt road, found ourselves in a small Hawaiian village, everyone came out of their homes and looked at us, think they may of had something growing in the area and didn't want anyone to find it.
I think maybe if a few people from the same country such as the US or UK buy in the same area, they may be more mindful of helping out their neighbors. At least it is a good idea to get to know your neighbors if you move to a remote area.
One reason we are not moving too fast on buying is we wonder if we would still have a home to come back to if we ever took a long holiday away.
Heard that in S. area of Hungary many Hungarians have moved away, went to work in the west and have left homes empty and probably will not return to them. Many villages have people crossing the boarder from Romania and moving in, so we read in the news here.
This is why, it seems to me, that the current government has a long way to go in making the country more secure for the people that live there. I do see a lot of property for sale in the South/West but when we also lived in Burgenland 5 minutes from the Hungarian border we was told to be careful of the roma people who drive by looking for houses to break in to, quite often saw the Austrian police at the old border crossing checking cars coming through.