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If they weren't you'd be whining about a loss of sovereignty by EU states. It's an idiotic catch 22. The EU systems balances national sovereignty with direct d
by nutjob2 10mo ago
If they weren't you'd be whining about a loss of sovereignty by EU states. It's an idiotic catch 22.
The EU systems balances national sovereignty with direct democracy but leans toward the former. It's a good system.
Anyway, EU states went to great lengths to join the EU and can leave at any time. Besides the self-destructive UK, none have.
> They must be proposed by the commission, which is not elected but appointed.
The commission is elected by elected representatives. Just like in many countries the leader isn't directly elected by voters but by their elected representatives.
Your comment is just ideological nonsense. You could argue in good faith about the pros and cons of various systems but you don't, it's just hate because you heard Trump or Musk or some right wing figure say it say it and you're garrotting it.
Prove me wrong by detailing whats wrong with it, and "muh democracy" doesn't count.
- fidotron 10mo ago> Prove me wrong by detailing whats wrong with it, and "muh democracy" doesn't count. We're at the "make arbitrary demands" stage of blatant denialism then.