Comments by "佐々木楓(^.^)" (@Kaede-Sasaki) on "Good Times Bad Times" channel.

Imagine an alternate universe where there is a Unites States of Europe and they are arguing against the American Union becoming a federation arguing membee-state sovereignty, and fearing the anti-ch--t, etc.
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Just a thought, but wouldn't it be easier to make a new federal EU and only invite countries that wish to join that federation and leave the old alliance-monetary union EU? Instead of complicated and numerous treaties, etc, there can be a constitution drafted by founders and amendable by an easier process (no veto, maybe ⅔ vote in ⅔ of member-states, or maybe ⅘ vote of all federal EU citizens)? Those that didn't want the new federal EU could stay in the old one, albeit smaller version after the countries in favour of federation left.
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Just a thought, but wouldn't it be easier to make a new federal EU and only invite countries that wish to join that federation and leave the old alliance-monetary union EU? Instead of complicated and numerous treaties, etc, there can be a constitution drafted by founders and amendable by an easier process (no veto, maybe ⅔ vote in ⅔ of member-states, or maybe ⅘ vote of all federal EU citizens)? Those that didn't want the new federal EU could stay in the old one, albeit smaller version after the countries in favour of federation left.
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Just a thought, but wouldn't it be easier to make a new federal EU and only invite countries that wish to join that federation and leave the old alliance-monetary union EU? Instead of complicated and numerous treaties, etc, there can be a constitution drafted by founders and amendable by an easier process (no veto, maybe ⅔ vote in ⅔ of member-states, or maybe ⅘ vote of all federal EU citizens)? Those that didn't want the new federal EU could stay in the old one, albeit smaller version after the countries in favour of federation left.
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@someguycalledcerberus9805 I've always wondered this. If we don't care about supernational politics as its so far removed from the people, why should we care about national politics? Wouldn't the highest voters interaction be at the local level since that is the closest to the people?
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Just a thought, but wouldn't it be easier to make a new federal EU and only invite countries that wish to join that federation and leave the old alliance-monetary union EU? Instead of complicated and numerous treaties, etc, there can be a constitution drafted by founders and amendable by an easier process (no veto, maybe ⅔ vote in ⅔ of member-states, or maybe ⅘ vote of all federal EU citizens)? Those that didn't want the new federal EU could stay in the old one, albeit smaller version after the countries in favour of federation left.
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@tiagogomes3807 Plenty of Territories in north America signed up to become states of the US. Same for EU.
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Imagine an alternate universe where there is a Unites States of Europe and they are arguing against the American Union becoming a federation arguing member-state sovereignty, anti-democracy, fearing the anti-ch--t, etc.
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Just a thought, but wouldn't it be easier to make a new federal EU and only invite countries that wish to join that federation and leave the old alliance-monetary union EU? Instead of complicated and numerous treaties, etc, there can be a constitution drafted by founders and amendable by an easier process (no veto, maybe ⅔ vote in ⅔ of member-states, or maybe ⅘ vote of all federal EU citizens)? Those that didn't want the new federal EU could stay in the old one, albeit smaller version after the countries in favour of federation left.
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@6Ravenshade6 Celts, germans, Huns, etc too? Those guys, especially the germans and huns even battled with the dominant country at the time (Rome). Do the current migrants streaming in carry weapons and pillage towns? Even the Neanderthals migrated, iirc. Or do you just mean the current crop?
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@theChaosKe 🇨🇭🇨🇦🇦🇺🇺🇸🇮🇳 : We assume you mean in the EU, and not just in Europe (switzerland), or the rest of the world (US, australia, canada, India, etc).
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