My dude, Hungary being fined by the club it signed up for makes your point only if your point was that the library dominates you with their late return fees. Not only did Hungary consent to these rules, it could've at any point withdrawn consent through Article 50.

Additionally, this is from 2024, Hungary has since democratically elected a government on the express platform of getting rid of the dictator that got fined.

What is hilarious is that out of my whole detailed argument you reached for this, as if the presence of a penalty settled anything about the relationship between power, institutions and agreed upon rules.

You've mistaken the mere existence of enforcement for domination, just like you keep mistaking ideological preference for natural law.