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> controlling its memebers and telling them what to do This is exactly what EU directives and EU regulations are for. Every time the EU accepts either one of t
by skrebbel 7y ago
> controlling its memebers and telling them what to do
This is exactly what EU directives and EU regulations are for. Every time the EU accepts either one of those, all members must follow them.
EDIT: I'm confused that this gets downvoted. The EU has the power to force laws upon its members (not in every policy area, but in plenty) and it does so frequently. If that's not "telling member states what to do" then what is?
- bilekas 7y ago> Every time the EU accepts either one of those, all members must follow them. Who do you think accepts them in the EU ? ... Hint : (All Members) > EU directives and EU regulations are for. Actually what they're for is to ensure everyone who is a members gets the fair shake, thats why those that we have have all been agreed by all members. And our Single market is pretty great. Not perfect, it will continue to improve by the work and effort of us members together, but it's unimaginably better than none. It's also extremely irresponsible to simply want to throw the toys out of the cot and not offer any real solutions; i.e : Brexit. There was no exit plan, just a lot of chest pounding and falsehoods about the EU. Thats why it took so long for the UK. Lets see how it plays out, I know all of Europe will be paying attention.