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1) That's irrelevant to the question at hand: that the Council is an integral part of the EU, and so the actions of the Council can appropriately be called acti
by Emma_Goldman 6y ago
1) That's irrelevant to the question at hand: that the Council is an integral part of the EU, and so the actions of the Council can appropriately be called actions of the 'EU'
2) It's not especially helpful to frame what is practically possible in politics simply in terms of what people 'want'. Regardless of what you want, there are pretty hard legal, economic and political obstacles to democratising the EU that have to be taken seriously in any strategic assessment of the situation