I live in the EU in an unprecedented period of peace and prosperity (yes, despite the current dip) and the freedom to live and work anywhere from Lithuania in t

I live in the EU in an unprecedented period of peace and prosperity (yes, despite the current dip) and the freedom to live and work anywhere from Lithuania in the former Soviet-Union to the south of Spain. And that in the same country were my grandparents had to hide in the basement for German bombs, and nearly starved to death in the winter. Also, I'm married to a woman who grew up in a totalitarian communist state that is now also part of the same borderless EU. If you don't consider that a success, you have zero perspective.