> Let’s never forget the horrors of a disassembled Europe ... Quite the opposite, let's never forget the horrors of attempted unification of desperate nationa

> Let’s never forget the horrors of a disassembled Europe ... Quite the opposite, let's never forget the horrors of attempted unification of desperate nationalities of Europe under large reichs, socialist utopias, or just the good 'ol imperial expansion. > It’s just funny how the modern nationalist and xenofobe believe they’re “super cool and progressive”. Something tells me people voting for these issues, didn't really care about being looking "super cool" but had other, slightly more nuanced concerns. Also, if the goal is to convince any of them to abandon their positions, mocking them and calling them "xenophobes" will have the exact opposite effect.