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>That does not mean the large majority of EU citizens seriously thinks the EU should be replaced with something else. Who are you quoting when you write "large
by carlosjobim 3y ago
>That does not mean the large majority of EU citizens seriously thinks the EU should be replaced with something else.
Who are you quoting when you write "large majority"? I wrote "maybe half", and that's my assessment from talking to people. As for the UK, that's still to be seen. The last time they decided to stand on the side of European unification, it turned out they made the right choice – while still paying a very high price for that choice.
- Sharlin 3y agoAnd how biased is your sample? Also, of course we have to have a baseline of being even reasonably informed of the cost/benefit landscape. People who are actively being lied to don’t and cannot count.
- carlosjobim 3y agoPeople who have a different opinion than you do, do not and cannot count, got it. Because clearly they've been lied to. Your attitude is exactly why I recommend hackers here to go talk to people in real life about these things.