Yet, I voted (abroad) in the last elections just fine? You do have to register early nowadays, whereas it used to be trivial to cast a vote previously, but I'm genuinely unsure what you base a claim such as "we practically lost our right to vote" on. In addition, several democratic countries disallow voting for expatriates (e.g. Ireland de jure / Israel de facto).
> This allowed Orban to get authoritian power that is now undefeatable.
At no point during the last few decades have elections been swayed by votes cast outside of Hungary.
That’s fine, and I agree it’s an issue, but maybe tone it down a bit for next time. I’m used to this tone from Hungarians both online and in real life, but I’d rather not allow such false impressions to seep into the wider discourse.
There’s enough “Poles and Hungarians bad” narratives going around without us having to add fuel to the fire.
My prediction is that the ,,voted'' PM of Hungary will be the same in 4 years. If you are right, it will probably change.
> If you are right, it will probably change.
I literally never made that argument.
I mean, you did vote in Orbán, a demonstrably terrible human being, for many years running. It’s hardly a better look for the citizens of Hungary if that wasn’t due to disenfranchisement.
Those preceded the EU, but were already intended to end up in tighter and tighter integration.