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Well well, time to vote for the anti-EU party.
by ecmascript 2y ago
Well well, time to vote for the anti-EU party.
- martijnvds 2y agoThe anti-EU parties are generally in favor of this kind of stuff.
- ecmascript 2y agoNot in my country, here it's the reverse. Even though, it's far easier to change peoples opinion in one country than in 28.
- mihaaly 2y agoOr kill the potential victims, that will prevent future crimes too!
- shafyy 2y agoThis is surely the wrong conclusion to draw from this.
- robertlagrant 2y agoI imagine the idea is that smaller-scale authoritarianism is better than larger-scale.
- ecmascript 2y agoWhy? The EU is inherently anti-democratic IMO. Most people have no idea what is going on, what laws are being discussed and so on. Why should the EU have power over stuff like this to begin with? It's stupid.
- shafyy 2y agoI agree that the EU is not perfect. But it's not anti-democractic. The European Parliament is elected democratically. Sure, there are ways we need to improve the legislative processes, but this doesn't mean the best thing to do is to disband the EU.
- kwere 2y agoThe EU is a socialist project since its inception, a third way between the excesses of capitalism and comunism
- anthk 2y agoHere anti-EU parties want even more draconian laws against privacy.
- ecmascript 2y agoNot where I live. Where I live it's the pro-EU people that are generally for this and is actually the people behind chat control (Sweden, Socialdemokraterna). They are a horrible, horrible party that desires power over all else.
- eru 2y agoAlas, the anti-EU parties are typically even more insane. I suggest voting with your feet. The only vote that actually makes a difference.
- ecmascript 2y agoVoting with my feet?
- eru 2y agoIt's a metaphor for moving.