Comments by "chico" (@chico9805) on "Why The EU Is Inherently Dysfunctional" video.

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 @dioniscaraus6124 Why would they allow it? If you want sovereignty, you must fight for it - Don't expect that to just be given for free. Spain has a right to maintain its cohesion.
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 @hanzo2001 European nations should be able to stand on their own two feet, withour having to rely on self-appointed foreign bureaucrats.
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 @MarcinMaczeta Germany will not be rich for long.
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That's because it is exactly that.
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@tomorrowneverdies567 The EU has no democratic mandate; its bureaucrats and commissioners (commisars) are under no direct accountability to the electorate. Even if they were, it wouldn't make a difference as politicans continually get re-elected, despite never enacting the policies they were voted in for.
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@tomorrowneverdies567 Is the EU a sovereign nation?
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If losing your identity and economic future, in exchange for short-term indignation is a fair trade, then yes. For everyone else with a functioning brain, it's a net negative.
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@Intreductor That measure may have been rejected today, but it will be accepted tomorrow - This is called mission-creep. Push your desired mandate through the machine again and again, until you get the green light. The EU's modus operandi.
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@Intreductor If not, then explain to me why green policies have made such strides, for example? These policies are clearly detrimental to the European economy and none of average life in any Member State wants it, as such mandates would destroy their standard of living. Yet, despite these proposals being shot down numerous times, in the 80s, 90s and 2000s, even as in the first years of last decade, here we are in 2023 on track for the mass-imposition of these very despised policies. This, as well as many other instances shows clearly that whatever the bureaucratic elite want, they will get regardless of what the electorate they claim to represent want.
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@tomorrowneverdies567 Well, in terms of my own country; the United Kingdom, the EU played a massive role in our deracination and relocation of sovereignty from Westminister to itself in Brussels. Many of the pressing issues we suffer with today have their origins laid in the EU - Arguably the most concerning, being that of mass-immigration is a policy routinely enforced by the Union and was the focal issue that led to Brexit. In terms of economics, instead of Britain retaining its own fiscal and trade interests, which we were in prime position to do, our successive post-war governments submitted their policy to the Union at our own expense. To this day, the rich energy deposits in the North Sea remain untapped, due to the legacy of Union restrictions, which our traitorous politicans have gleefully continued despite our ostensible exit. This same story can be retold for every other nation under the EU's yoke, as Europe collectively suffers from the mandates of self-appointed bureaucrats.
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 @FOLIPE Well, considering women retain the DNA of their previous sexual partners, possibly. However, I'm not versed on this aspect of biology.
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So, you're admitting that democracy preys on the ignorance of the masses to push unpopular policies, under the guise of popular mandate? Hm.
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@tomorrowneverdies567 If you don't see it, then remove the blindfold. Poland, to this day, continues to demand trillions in reparations from Germany and when push comes to shove, Germany will not hesitate to throw Poland under the bus and make deals with Russia.
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How about instead of trying to save this failed globalist project, you work on saving your own nation?
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@tomorrowneverdies567 No, in fact it's increased, hence my reference to our traitorous politicans who never wanted to leave and despise the British people for voting for it.
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@tomorrowneverdies567 The Union's pacts and mandates on migration since at least 2015, but dating back to the 90s, have mandated quotas of mass-immigration. This is further enforced by the ECHR and related legal bodies, which prevent refusals of entrance and/or deportations of illegals and/or "refugees" convicted of crimes. Taking this, the political elite in Britain has implemented these measures without question, in direct opposition to the will of the British people. Despite our ostensible exit from the Union, we still remain beholden to it indirectly via the ECHR, as our traitorous politicians seek to maintain this status quo. Without the Union's interference in British sovereignty, this status quo would have never been established.
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@seneca983 I never said it was nominallly, but it is de-facto.
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@seneca983 The ECHR is inextricably linked to the EU, as they are of the same origin and work towards the same globalist ends.
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I'm personally not against the concept of Israel, but I am against its conception. It was not founded via right of conquest and establishment, but rather through subversion and back-room deals in London and Washington. I cannot support a state with such shameful origins.
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