This seems to go against the principles of feminism and the women's suffrage movements where equality was the goal. Instead it would give mothers a privileged

This seems to go against the principles of feminism and the women's suffrage movements where equality was the goal. Instead it would give mothers a privileged position in Hungarian society at the expense of males and women without children. If this is acceptable to Hungarian society, why were previous privileged classes, such as landowners or aristocrats or male heads-of-household or Communist party leaders, morally wrong and subsequently vilified? If this passes, I expect that that in a few decades, or less, mothers will be vilified and used as scapegoats for whatever social ills ail Hungary simply because they would be the privileged class in power.