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I think this formulation is a bit more accurate: 1. Mention an obscure irritant that is superficially not the EU's fault, and blame the EU for it 2. EU suppor
by DuskStar 8y ago
I think this formulation is a bit more accurate:
1. Mention an obscure irritant that is superficially not the EU's fault, and blame the EU for it
2. EU supporters pile on and say that this is what all anti-EU arguments are like
3. When examined in more detail, the irritant actually IS the EU's fault
4. People then accept #2 as true, and hate the EU more (since apparently if they examined all the obvious BS about the EU more closely, they'd find it to be true)