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I had this random thought, I wonder if it holds water: The EU states are (fairly) confident in their status as independent countries, and thus dare subject the
by jacobush 7y ago
I had this random thought, I wonder if it holds water:
The EU states are (fairly) confident in their status as independent countries, and thus dare subject themselves to and implement such things as SEPA.
While the U.S. is a single country, the states within are not independent countries and, very aware of that, try to defend their independence within the union at every turn.
- pjc50 7y agoI'm not sure it's the independence being defended so much as local grift of one form or another.