> It is extremely arguable whether the EU is necessary for that though. We were talking about the very real pros and cons of the EU. You provided a single "pr

> It is extremely arguable whether the EU is necessary for that though. We were talking about the very real pros and cons of the EU. You provided a single "pro" EU datum about chargers that is a) real and b) IMO trivializing at best wrt the benefits of EU-membership as the EU currently exists. I gave you what I considered to be a more representative example: the convenience of shipping times/costs intra-EU. Brexit gives us plenty of data to compare pre vs. post on this issue. Now you're waxing philosophical about whether the EU is necessary to achieve the "pro" that I gave you. It's as if I just slid down the flagpole in Super Mario Bros., but now the game wants me to go backwards and consider how to build other routes for this same level.