Keep your imagination in check. It’s not funny.
“Special trains” are trains operating outside of the regular schedule. That’s what they are called. In English. In countries that actually do have trains. The German word is “Sonderzug”, but that was never used for the Nazi “death trains”.
I know. I don’t particularily like Hungary’s policies, but I’m not aware of any crimes.
Croatia and Slovenia seem completely blameless. What have they done in your opinion, and what should they have done?
“Stopping those people” hasn’t been the policy for a while now. Getting their IDs, and trying to keep them from clogging up highways and train lines by just walking across the country by the thousands, getting them to sleep in camps instead of in cold autumn rain, has been. And when Germany’s emergency camps (OMG he strung the words “Germany” and “camp” together!!!) and Austria’s train stations are overflowing, that involves slowing them down along the way.
