"Law-abiding"? Khm. I am not a great fun of our Almighty General-Admiral-President-Minister President Orbán, but in this one thing he was right to do what he did.

(Still he should be handled like a telephon, that's right. Aufhängen, neu wählen.)

First, by EU-law we are obliged to registrate refugees before we let them in other countires. Merkel made Orbán clear, that she doesn't want to take unregistered refugees. We did our best, but they are not esay to register, so we had to stop them to be able to do it. Then we were called barbarians and nazis, basically because of obeying rules, and doing what Merkel asked for. Then Merkel announced German border controls. (Which is basically breaking Schengen and EU laws.)

Ok then the other thing. Merkel called all of these refugees. Then she realised all the damned ME and North Africa wants to live in Germany. Then she came up with the quota, and started to blackmail all other countries to take refugees. Then she told Germany only takes Syrians.

I really like Merkel, and I think she is a very good and capable politician, but this one she fucked up badly. She did not help the Southern countries with the refugees, however she is the only one in the EU with political power to do so. Then she launched this invasion with announcing that Germany takes everybody. Then she realised that Germany can't take everybody, started to control German borders, wanted quota system.

But we are still evil and bad, because we don't want to let through more refugees. And if we would? We could register like the one third of them, if we let them go with current speed, so we get fined by EU, and if we stop them put them in camps, then we are the evils again.

No, in this case, we HAD to close borders, because there was no other way to keeping EU rules for us. Still it is not a solution for everybody, that is right. The solution would be, that Germany announces, she can not take any more refugees, we send back to the ME and Africa everybody, who is not Syrian, and every member helps Italy/Spain/Greece/Hungary/Croatia/Romania to secure borders.