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> But the reality is more complex than this thread claims. Disagree - I think it is very simple and you are over-complicating, which is what the EU bureaucrats

> But the reality is more complex than this thread claims. Disagree - I think it is very simple and you are over-complicating, which is what the EU bureaucrats do to obfuscate their bad decisions bc they do not want accountability for what they do. Let me simplify: - past and present decisions by EU bureaucrats = bad - nuclear energy = good There. Now the EU people know who to blame and what to do. But the EU leadership is like - "Hubbuduh hubbuduh, blah blah..." It's distraction. Don't fall for that politic shit.

disgruntledphd2 4y ago
Energy is not an EU competency. And to be clear, EU bureaucrats decide basically nothing, the council of ministers makes all EU decisions and they are the elected ministers of the member states.
- game_the0ry 4y ago
  > Energy is not an EU competency You’re right about that. > the council of ministers makes all EU decisions and they are the elected ministers of the member states. Then whoever is electing those ministers better start electing other, smarter people.
  - disgruntledphd2 4y ago
    That would be the people of Europe, and I agree. But blaming it on faceless bureaucrats is a distraction from that.
peoplefromibiza 4y ago
> Let me simplify: You simply don't know of EU works or you're lying because you have an agenda.
- game_the0ry 4y ago
  My agenda is that is that I wish the best for the people of the EU. The people running the EU do not, which is proven by their illogical actions.
  - IMTDb 4y ago
    The issue is not that the people running the EU do not want what's best for the EU. It's that: 1. "what's best" is subjective 2. They sometimes lack the ability to understand and measure the consequences of their decisions
  - peoplefromibiza 4y ago
    > The people running the EU do not It's not clear why one should believe you do, given that your idea of EU inner working is based on false assumptions.
    - game_the0ry 4y ago
      The fill me in - what do I not get about the inner workings of the EU?

disgruntledphd2 4y ago

Energy is not an EU competency. And to be clear, EU bureaucrats decide basically nothing, the council of ministers makes all EU decisions and they are the elected ministers of the member states.

game_the0ry 4y ago
> Energy is not an EU competency You’re right about that. > the council of ministers makes all EU decisions and they are the elected ministers of the member states. Then whoever is electing those ministers better start electing other, smarter people.
- disgruntledphd2 4y ago
  That would be the people of Europe, and I agree. But blaming it on faceless bureaucrats is a distraction from that.

peoplefromibiza 4y ago

> Let me simplify: You simply don't know of EU works or you're lying because you have an agenda.

game_the0ry 4y ago
My agenda is that is that I wish the best for the people of the EU. The people running the EU do not, which is proven by their illogical actions.
- IMTDb 4y ago
  The issue is not that the people running the EU do not want what's best for the EU. It's that: 1. "what's best" is subjective 2. They sometimes lack the ability to understand and measure the consequences of their decisions
- peoplefromibiza 4y ago
  > The people running the EU do not It's not clear why one should believe you do, given that your idea of EU inner working is based on false assumptions.
  - game_the0ry 4y ago
    The fill me in - what do I not get about the inner workings of the EU?