Comments by "Paul Aiello" (@paul1979uk2000) on "" video.

  1.  @Nonowness  Actually it's more to do with not following the rules they signed up too, going on your logic, what if Scotland was to break the rules of the UK union of a German state was to do the same, would you support that? Because that is what you're saying with Poland, unless you're a hypocrite that simply doesn't like the EU.
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  2. Actually, the Polish people support being in the EU, the problem is with the government, not the people. Still I do love all the desperation from the Brexiteers on here, they know Brexit is going bad and need the EU to fail for Brexit to be seen as a victory, how sad for a country like Britain to drop so low. What's funny about all this, what you actually support with Poland would be like supporting Scotland in braking the rules of the UK union and doing what they want. At the end of the day, they knew the rules they signed up too, if they don't like it, they can leave, but good luck with that considering that unlike the UK, most Poles support staying in the EU, but hey, keep dreaming lol.
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  3.  @anonnemo2504  Where have I heard that one before? lol, I'm British and I've been hearing the British Eurosceptics say that for decades and yet the EU is still here. There is a difference in wanting something to happen and it actually happening, Brexiteers in the UK for instance wanted Brexit to be a success, but the reality is that it's been a shambles for the UK that even mighty Australia are taking the piss out of the UK.
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  4. Unlike the UK, most Poles support staying in the EU, which is a big problem for the government of Poland because if push comes to shove and there is a real threat of Poland being booted out of the EU, what do you think will happen to that government?
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  5. It's not that different from the UK, many thought it was a trade only union, even thought it was a political and economic union well before the UK joined lol. The real problem isn't the EU, the real problem is the lack of education in these countries for doing their research, most of them parrot what the right wing press says without even checking if it's true or not which is really dumb of any person to do.
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  6. It's funny isn't it, rules are set in place and then when Poland breaks them, some people support that lol. I wonder how many of those same people would support that if say Scotland or a US state was to break the rules of its own union. At the end of the day, Poland knew the rules when joining the EU, if they can't abide them, they should leave and any idiot Brexiteer, think of the message Poland sends out by braking the rules, what is to stop others like Scotland doing the same, after all, if Poland can get away with it, why not Scotland. Rules are there for a reason and it's clear that Poland is in the wrong but some that don't like the EU will defend Poland regardless of if they think they are right or wrong, the only thing that matters to those clowns is that it's against the EU. Personally, I think Hungary and Poland should be kicked out of the EU to make room for more deserving countries in the east that want to join. As for the UK, come on guys, enough with the desperation, Brexit has been a disaster and I know the Brexiteers know the only success to Brexit is if the EU falls apart, after all, after a strong union on your doorstep puts the UK in the shadows and makes them irrelevant, hence why Brexit isn't enough for the Brexiteers, they need the EU to fail so Brexit doesn't look as bad, it's getting really desperate of the Brexiteers now, but hey, just like on Brexit where they were seeing victory in areas that there were not, now they are seeing it with Poland. The truth is, Poland and Hungary have become more isolated in the EU, even among many of the eastern EU members, Poland got some good will back with everything that is going on in Ukraine but that will only go so far, the truth is, the other eastern members are integrating in the EU and wants to make it work, Poland and Hungary doesn't, that is basically isolating those two countries, a bit like how the UK got isolated in the EU and left because the UK couldn't get it's an own way and had a hissy fit and left.
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  7. What cheek. Poland wants EU money and are not willing to follow the rules they signed up to when joining the EU. You really are living on another planet if you don't see anything wrong with that lol.
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  8.  @sueevans4596  Sour grapes because Brexit isn't going well, loser usually want to bring others down to make themselves feel better lol. So enjoy Brexit because it's only going to get worse.
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  9. Actually, not just Germany, many countries want to do it, after all, the more members in a union, the more unworkable it would be if everyone had a veto. I mean, look at the UK, imagine if every city had a veto, nothing would get done.
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  10.  @bobbailey7024  Go on then, show us how the EU is a dictatorship? Hardly anyone on the international stage thinks it is, even the US knows it's not a dictatorship, the only ones that don't are clowns like you that don't do your research on what an actual dictatorship actually is, beside, if the EU was a dictatorship, do you honestly think the UK could actually leave? lol. Seriously, stop reading the right wing press and develop your brain, because it's embarrassing now. Speaking of dictatorship, isn't it funny how the UK government doesn't want to give the Scottish people a voice on independence, even thought a lot has changed in the UK since Brexit and it's not unreasonable for them to be given a voice on if they want to stay or leave, or is that too inconvenient for the Brexiteers?
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