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True but I am thinking more of their children that have grown up in the last ~30 years in this bloc-wide EU project, and less their parents currently in power.

• mytailorisrich 2y ago
  That still very much not the case. Young people tend to be naive, that's different, but even that is a bit cliche: For instance in France the proportion of young people who vote RN/Le Pen (so more eurosceptic and nationalist) is in line with the national average. So overall I'd say age does not matter, how people benefit matters more, at least on the surface.
  • keiferski 2y ago
    In my original comment I said it’s a very small specific group, so it by definition isn’t in line with general trends. I’m talking about a small group of well-off Europeans that grew up traveling and living all around Europe; not the average young person in France.