> shows that EU desperately needs to become a country by its own right
And what will be the language spoken in this country? German, I guess, of French? Or English, ironically the language of the only country who left EU? And most importantly of all, what about taxes? That's another EU war right there.
More than a country by its own right, we need less regulations, more freedom of trading, but that's pretty much it. Leave it to the countries to innovate and how. Some regulations are not bad, like the USB stuff, but countries should be free to choose how to do things, without committing to either long term nonsense goals nor to force some countries to accept some things their people don't agree with - in the name of xyz.
EU as a single country means not understanding a single bit of our EU history, of what makes us Europeans, rather than Americans, Indians or Chinese.
> And what will be the language spoken in this country?
Why does that matter? There are multiple countries in the world that have more than one official language. With AI translation having multiple languages in one country is a lower barrier than ever.
And what will be the language spoken in this country? German, I guess, of French? Or English, ironically the language of the only country who left EU? And most importantly of all, what about taxes? That's another EU war right there.
More than a country by its own right, we need less regulations, more freedom of trading, but that's pretty much it. Leave it to the countries to innovate and how. Some regulations are not bad, like the USB stuff, but countries should be free to choose how to do things, without committing to either long term nonsense goals nor to force some countries to accept some things their people don't agree with - in the name of xyz.
EU as a single country means not understanding a single bit of our EU history, of what makes us Europeans, rather than Americans, Indians or Chinese.