| >Most of EU rulers are democratically elected, at least no less than in most country-level governments. "Most", need I say more? > Most of the issues with EU stem from not enough integration and overly nationalistic nonsense countries do to the detriment of everybody "Ok so what we're doing isn't working out but if you give us more money and power I swear it'll work guys! Just trust me and give up your currency, boarders, militaries, and legislative branches and don't worry this isn't sketchy at all" > Euro needs a reform that will introduce transfers to less wealthy states Ah so the EU is now a charity/Robin Hood organization. Not a government? Most government's aren't so selfless. I'd go so far as to say that no government can be as selfless. > UK blocking much needed finance reform to keep its criminal City afloat Criminal City? > different countries throwing everyone under the bus so they can protect their own reelection. That's what happens with all governments. It's not about the public, it's about maintaining power. > Any talk of "sovereignity" is goddamn laughable in this day and age, between the banks and trade agreemens and megacorps Would you have found it better for black people living in America during segregation to say "Any talk of "equality" is goddamn laughable in this day and age, between the government and the kkk and the racist people" or do you think it was right for them to fight to reverse the encroachment of their basic human rights? I see Brexit as a means of fighting back against a relentless ruling class that has grown out of an apathy of the working class. > Together the EU is the biggest economy, outside of it you are just a shitty country that is hungover on glory long past I can't see a single economist predicting a good future for the EU. It all looks doom and gloom from here on out. I'd say that the countries that are the worst off would benifit the most from less trade regulations. Look at what China and India have become. "Super power by 2020" would be a great thing to hear about the eastern block but that will never be the case under EU's thumbs |
What you did is you submitted yourself to whackjobs like May or Johnson who apparently think that advisory referendum made them supreme rulers that can just sidestep the parliament
Wonder why UK is talking about leaving EHRC if you want your human rights protected
Criminal City as in main export goods of UK: LIBOR fixing, tax evasion, money laundering, etc. After 2008 there were genuine attempts at reform, all succesfully cockblocked and watered down by UK
Everywhere there is doom and gloom, not just EU - the current financial system will collapse under the unbearable debt that is created ever quicker.
And the rise of China and India is exactly why small countries are irrelevant. Sure, you get to feel all important for a while, but since you don't really have much to offer to a giant they can just steamroll over you.
Thats what I don't get. You bitch and moan about how EU is evil and trying to destroy UK, for taking EU perks away and then you turn around and argue how evil and bad the EU is because it has nothing to offer...