Comments by "Tomas Vrabec" (@tomasvrabec1845) on "Polish farmers block Ukraine's border as protests intensify against non-EU imports" video.

  1. Rather the farmers are forced to comply with safety policy which their competitors are not forced to adhere to.. hence why the hate the competitors grain. Sure it might make food cheaper, but so would letting the farmers not adhere to the policies that their competitors can ignore.... So either apply the same policy on everyone, or you remove the same policy for everyone. Stop having dual meter.
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  2. Meanwhile is Slovakia farmers protested against the Pro-Russian government. These farmer protests are not the same and are all for something else. German and French argue over EU policy, Slovak ones are split in an EU critique and one against (anti-EU) Government in power. The smaller farmers support EU whilst very large farmers/corporations sare anti EU. Polish farmers are against Ukrainian grain.
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  3.  @tetianatrofymets3318  The border checks don't check for faming compliance of EU regulations. That's stuff that has to do with how you grow things, not always affecting the grain. Sometimes it does chemically but not always. So their complaint is, why do they have to work in a certain legally demanded way to produce, when grain can be imported from those who do not have to do that? Ways that make production more expensive and often less effective. It's different rules for the same role in society which is undoubtedly unfair. This has little to do with care. If you were to be fired because someone doesn't have to complete the same H&S rules you have to complete... Would you not be angered? Of course you would... You would be getting fired because the company demands you to do something that is a specific way but also complain of the outcome it gives them, and you are the one who has to pay for it....
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  4.  @tetianatrofymets3318  technically anyone can breach international laws. International law is not actually a Biding Law as it has no enforcers... It's just a friendly agreement that would work along the say guidelines. As for EU treaties... That can always pull out or advocate for changes within them. Which is what they are doing....
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