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> What are the specific EU programmes or endeavours that represent “globalist excess” and should be cut? I'm pro-EU, but I'd say the Euro is questionable, at l
by FartyMcFarter 6y ago
> What are the specific EU programmes or endeavours that represent “globalist excess” and should be cut?
I'm pro-EU, but I'd say the Euro is questionable, at least in hindsight. However the UK opted out of it (and Schengen), which makes this a non-argument for Brexit.
One thing the UK could have done but never did, was to require EU citizens to move out if they were jobless for 3 months. Given this, it's mind-boggling that part of the reason some voted for Brexit was to get foreigners out. One can say the UK purposefully didn't opt for less globalism in this case.
Another similar example is the "red-colored passports": a minor issue that got blown out of proportion, but the UK could have had them without leaving the EU.
- CodeGlitch 6y agoYes but now the politicians can't hide behind the idea that "we can't do that because we're in the EU" - even as you said they could. One big advantage for me with leaving is that British politicians can be brought to account. They will have no excuses.