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You can feel European and (as in my case) Danish at the same time, and I do. It's not mutually exclusive. I think the problem with EU is primarily one of commu

You can feel European and (as in my case) Danish at the same time, and I do. It's not mutually exclusive. I think the problem with EU is primarily one of communication. The member states should do more to inform the public of what is going on in the EU, and EU should do more to avoid negotiations behind closed doors (because how can you ever trust a process like that?).

namaemuta 10y ago
> You can feel European and (as in my case) Danish at the same time, and I do. It's not mutually exclusive. No, it's not mutually exclusive but the order matters. IMO American first see themselves as American while here a French guy will see him as French and then maybe European. That's the sentiment I'm referring to.
- zero_intp 10y ago
  As a federalist of egalitarian persuasion born south of the Mason-Dixon, I assure you that I am Northerner before I am 'Murican.