That seems a bit too simplistic and extreme. More likely, it's because the EU feels too removed from the people. There are plenty of reasons for that, and we'r

That seems a bit too simplistic and extreme. More likely, it's because the EU feels too removed from the people. There are plenty of reasons for that, and we're stuck in the pessimum place where democratic reform of the EU which would help bring it more in line with what people want is prevented because too many people don't like the EU. This is basically what happened with the Treaty of Maastricht, and three decades later the situation has if anything gotten worse.