oh trust me, our government doesnt know any limit what comes about filling their own fuckin pocket

The idea itself is the worst. The internet is a free platform to do what you want. You can say what you want, post or watch what you want (even against governments) so by taxing it, in a way they are trying to control the flow of information by making harder to get internet. Just like the censorship in China

Even though ISP have great profit, they just will start to abandon limitless subscription for cable net. We'll have subscriptions like the ones back in 2004 when you could download 5-10gb every month!

Just think about it! I buy an AAA title on steam like a Call of Duty and it requires 55 GB Free space on my hard drive. I can't even download ONE game per month this way.

Because Internet is not something your government provides in return for paying taxes, it's something private companies and international networks create by being connected with each other, and their users, and everything else.

Government can ask for taxes and then use the money to build roads and hospitals and waterworks, but they will not use the money to build internet - it already exists and will be improved by private funds and EU initiatives (plan 2020) to attract more private investments into communications Europe-wide.

People forget that the countries are organisations that are meant to provide rights and protection to their citizens. Human rights, special rights (let's say right to raise a flag in front of your house), or protect from vandals, looters, murderers, even foreign enemies. To provide equal rights for companies to build parks and roads and cinemas. To give security. Government is not there to loot their own citizens every time it want's more money for who knows what.

They can say it's to pay police to stop someone from looting optic cables and breaking into service providers... but people of Hungary already pay taxes for that, so the police would protect them, and their streets, and their optic cables and copper wires, because that is not different from protecting a street window or any person.

It's simple. Government, which forgets what their job is, and start thinking they are above the citizens, is looking for ways to raise more funds for their own pockets. And someone like you Ultor said - Oh, no one is taxing the Internet, why should that be free...

That's how it starts.

Although I apreciate your effort, my point of chosing Hitler was only because of his worldwide recognition as a "villain". :)

Éppen ezért gondolkodom egy új 4 terrás vinyó beszerzésében most, és még évvégéig letölteni rá az összes játékom a Steamen.

Én megnéztem a játékaim méretét steamen. 170k volt egy hete, most már 180k forintra jönne ki, ha kifizetném 150huf/gb ár mellett. Aztán ott van az, amikor korrupt a fájl és újra le kell tölteni a játékot. Esetleg gond van a géppel és újra kell telepíteni, aztán meg az adatokat beszerezni.

And you are still not happy with that connection. I have internet 7mbps and it is really slow. The router is so sithy, that if someone downloads or uploads something, the whole internet stops for the rest of connectors.

plus 27% VAT, the ISPs will make us pay the tax.

Found the foreigner.

"...Polish leaders seem smarter than that...."

nope :/

Polish leaders, smart? That's the best joke I've read on the internet this year.

Now that's an answer that clarifies it a bit for me, i'm currently paying 30 euros ($40) for a basic connection in the netherlands while our country technically should have low prices for internet (due to how easy it is to lay the lines here) so I kinda assumed you'd be paying something like that as well.
Any chance you've got an idea how much the average disposable income is?
I'm getting the feeling that Hungary is a bit cheaper when it comes to the cost of living so it sounds higher for you then it does for me, I mean if i want a cup of coffee over here it'd easily cost me 3-4 USD and that's from a gasstation, not some cafe, hence why the increase doesn't seem all to high for me.