Yeah and the majority of the EU countries don't accept gay marriage so why they make a fuss about Hungary;.. 

Personally I thought the news about that the next EU president possible can be voted by everyone is bigger, especially on this site;.

1)Dissolving of Parliament means ending it and calling for new elections. The new Cosntitution gives the president the possibility to dissolve Parliament whenever he wants and for whatever reason he wants (meaning that he can do that if there's the chance they won't vote how he likes on a particular law).

2)The media laws severly limit freedom of speech (for example the media won't be able to say anything that criticises the Governemtn and the President). These laws were actually written by a Romanian who is a former member of the Securitate (the Romanian Communist Secret Police).

3)The Constitution also doesn't include sexual orientation as a criteria for discrimination, meaning that non-heterosexuals can be freely discriminated against. Also the Constitution stipulates that any attempt to change the Constitution is... UNCOSTITUTIONAL. That will basically halt any future progress in Hungary.

4)And why should I be banned because I said "Glad I don't live in Hungary". So I can't express that I wouldn't like to live in a particular country? Would you have said the same thing had my words been "Glad I don't live in Iran"? One of my best friends is Hungarian, and he's been telling me for months how terrible this new Constitution is, and how he wishes he had enough money so he could move.

Really? That sounds interesting. Still, since the EU isn't a state itself, this isn't a very big issue.

1) I think that is the kind of power kings/Queens still have in some Eu countries;.I know that the king of Belgium didn't want to accept the abortion law (to have the possibility of abortion)..and stopped the law;..Only the politcians were smarter and told the world that the kingdom of Belgium would not exist for one day...And on that day the politicians voted for the law and accepted...why I mention this is because I think it makes more sense a president who is voted by the population do this than a king/Queen.. I honestly don't see a big deal in it so long this means their will be new elections;.and if the population wants the law he will not be president again..

2) The problem is that Hungary is an democracy, it means that the population voted for those people who made the media laws..Sadly their is not much they can do for now.;.but the EU is following the issue and I guess when something drastic happens the EU will condemn Hungary for it..And sanctions follow..

3) See 2  It would not be the first time Hungarians have to hear that they can't change the constitution..

4) Not banned...Just unrespectfull

But who is Germany to criticise? One of the most oppressionist countries in Europe.

Really? Are you sure you can make such a statement?

1. Nothing more to add

2. Yeah, Hitler was also elected democratically. Guess Hungarians are getting what's coming to them.

3. Yes, but this time the Constitution specifically says it cannot be modified. Essentially any modification will be deemed unconstitutional.

4. I still don't see why that is...

There's no true freedom of speech in Germany. You can't even question the facts of a certain historical event of the WW2  or you end up in jail. You can't salute a famous German leader and his movement.

Plus they oppose their own people by approving uncontrolled mass immigration against the will of the people.

Plus they have the guts to criticise Israel. Germany of all nations!

Germany and the Germans were basically in penance for 50 years. The current generation of German leaders and the vast majority of German people weren't even alive for the Holocaust.

They simply aren't the same country they were back then. Countries really can change that much in just a couple of generations, look at Japan for example.