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>The UK and EU felt like an exception but that doesn’t seem to be the case. Both are trending toward undemocratic bureaucracies in service to either the bureauc
by mrtksn 3y ago
>The UK and EU felt like an exception but that doesn’t seem to be the case. Both are trending toward undemocratic bureaucracies in service to either the bureaucracy itself or the powerful.
The whole public opinion shifted towards security over everything, unfortunately. As a result, the institutions follow.
- throwaway50662 3y agoNo, not the whole. There are entire states in the EU that are against that. Unfortunately these are the smaller ones so they can't do anything about it and it's being forced upon their populations, regardless of what anyone says about how sovereign they are.
- mrtksn 3y agoAll states have a right of veto.
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- Saline9515 3y agoRather more the local media. I can't think of a mainstream newspaper in my country (France) that is publicly pro-freedom of speech.