There are some policies that the EU introduce which make some level of sense but have unfortunate consequences. I remember one such case with regards to Estoni

There are some policies that the EU introduce which make some level of sense but have unfortunate consequences. I remember one such case with regards to Estonian air. For those that don't know, estonian air was losing a _lot_ of money, but the Estonian government kept bailing them out. In fact it was considered the "cost of doing business" and took it as a form of investment in tourism. Of course, this is still a private company, and subsidising the airline means that nobody can possibly compete at that price point. So the EU ruling is sound, but the effect is that people are having a lot harder time getting to Estonia now.. which is a net loss for Estonia overall. Saying the EU doesn't serve the people is a bit of a lie, but there are circumstances where the EU does something and a subset of people are worse off, even if it's a better idea.