Comparisons between political changes in Hungary and expectations in Serbia may seem appealing, but they are essentially superficial and incorrect. Analogy is one of the most effective tools in politics. It simplifies complex processes, shortens explanations, and gives the audience a sense of understanding. It does not have to be accurate – only believable. That is precisely why, after Viktor Orbán’s electoral defeat, the idea of a “Serbian Péter Magyar” was almost reflexively introduced into