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> There are many concerns about giving a centralized authority more power > Also, since the EU is a vassal of Pax Americana So the problem is giving a central

> There are many concerns about giving a centralized authority more power > Also, since the EU is a vassal of Pax Americana So the problem is giving a centralized authority (EU) more power. At the same time the EU is a vassal of the US (Pax America, which is a fairly ridiculous notion in and of itself). I can only conclude from the horrible word salad you gave me that individual member states without the EU would also be vassals of the US, which is itself a centralized power. So the EU existence, following your logic, is inconsequential. Your thoughts were mildly entertaining to parse through. Sorry for not giving credence to your thoughts beyond mere entertainment however.

briantakita 4y ago
> EU is a vassal of the US (Pax America, which is a fairly ridiculous notion in and of itself). You don't believe me? Perhaps Pax Americana needs to blow up another one of Europe's oil pipelines to remind you... I wonder how long the sycophantic politicians can keep up the act before the freezing & unemployed citizens notice. Here's a word of advice though, don't give the Nazis too many weapons. It may end up in a bad situation. They may hate Putin today, but tomorrow their prerogatives may change...
- nerdbert 4y ago
  > Perhaps Pax Americana needs to blow up another one of Europe's oil pipelines Does "pax" in Freedom Latin mean the same thing that it does in traditional Latin?
ClumsyPilot 4y ago
> So the problem is giving a centralized authority (EU) more power. At the same time the EU is a vassal of the US Yeah, cognitive dissonance is strong with this one