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Curb your schadenfreude. The way things are going, there may not be a union in two generations. Most EU countries have an ultra-right wing, nationalist and eur

Curb your schadenfreude. The way things are going, there may not be a union in two generations. Most EU countries have an ultra-right wing, nationalist and euroskeptic party in their parliament (I just don't want to say "fascist"). At least three (Italy, Hungary and Poland) have one in government. In France, Mme Le Pen has consistently got to the second round of presidential elections for the last ... three? Four? elections? Things aren't going well.

sangnoir 3y ago
> The way things are going, there may not be a union in two generations. You mean might be a new union? I can agree with that. A fragmented Europe is not stable, if the EU dissolves in the next 10 years, it's almost certain there will be some sort of union in the next 2 generations. Whether there'll be another war in Western Europe between now and then is another question altogether.
raverbashing 3y ago
Now thanks to Brexit they're all playing 'chicken' in actually leaving. Because they like the money better. (though I'm not betting on Hungary much) Leaving was their 'controversy of the day', there are other ones they can use to pent up dissent.