> it basically never happens that something is decided at EU level that one (or several) countries strongly disagree with That’s straight up delusional. Latest

> it basically never happens that something is decided at EU level that one (or several) countries strongly disagree with That’s straight up delusional. Latest example I cared for: the guns restriction imposed on Czechia against its will, in an area EU has no business regulating in the first place, with repeated abuse of procedure. So egregious that Czechia sued over it. Never happens. (And as I learned from another comment here, I’m apparently a racist now for not liking this sort of abuses...) But then, your bias is pretty obvious from calling Orban a “tyrant”. You may not like his politics, he’s not much of a EU-loving leftist for sure, but come on.