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It is a phenomenon that people that call themselves international and metropolitan cannot understand the reasons for the result. You can certainly disagree, but
by raxxorrax 5y ago
It is a phenomenon that people that call themselves international and metropolitan cannot understand the reasons for the result. You can certainly disagree, but to not understand and helping to work alleviate the problems the is indicative of a pretty warped self-image.
A lot of EU promises have been broken by now and some countries wouldn't have joined under today's rules. Some countries are basically bribed to stay with money from taxpayers of other countries.
The immigration crisis just was the last straw and I believe we will see a repeat. If you know some French I recommend reading their press. The author might just discover yet another world.
I do think it is worth to fight for the EU or remain part of it. But it has to change. It also is plain wrong that some workers profit from the EU, that entirely depends on perspective, time frame and individual circumstances. It is a bit small minded to look away here in my opinion.
- heurisko 5y ago> The immigration crisis just was the last straw I think the immigration crisis and Germany's unilateral "Willkommenskultur" played a significant role in Brexit, though it's not often mentioned. I'm of the opinion that the EU should return to being a trading bloc, with oversight of the ECJ with member states controlling other areas like immigration.