> > But as a sovereign state they get to decide for themselves. > Not really no. The results of the court case prove that. To be fair, none of the states that

> > But as a sovereign state they get to decide for themselves. > Not really no. The results of the court case prove that. To be fair, none of the states that are part of the EU _are_ sovereign states, because there is a high authority over them. Admittedly, that's debatable, because they can choose to leave the EU (as was seen by Brexit), but unless they do, they're not in complete control.