It is certainly looking like the EU is starting to crumble , and fast.
It takes another financial crisis to finish it. Itâs sad but itâs most likely true.
So many issues now, Politically, Socially, Economically,and I think a real belief that itâs days are numbered.
Agreed. I personally think it signifies a wider rejection of neoliberalism, this failed economic nightmare weâve been living under since the 1980s. It seems like neoliberalismâs time is finally coming to an end, but Iâm just hoping that it wonât be replaced by something even worse, which is what the right-wing populism driving the deterioration of the EU seems to be suggesting.
not getting into any argument here. but iâm curious where the previous posters are from?
The EU
which country?
Not sure why that would have any relevance to the opinion ? Enlighten me please
since the eu seems to be the source of everything that went wrong. i know that a lot is wrong with the eu, but just leaving, for most eu countries, itâs just a bad solution. but many people have their reasons why theyâd like to leave the eu. so iâm curious about your personal reasons
I know youâve told us that before, but I keep thinking of you as an honorary American. Not sure if thatâs an insult or a complimentâŚ
The EU has challenges still I donât see it falling apart anytime soon. Most likely it will change its migration laws first. Too much to lose.
Some.countries like Italy shouldnât be in the Euro.
Countries like Hungary and the UK can leave if they want to be more isolated, thatâs okay. Maybe the UK and Hungary will fall apart.
Actually Hungary should be rejected from the EU it doesnât follow core values .
thing is, those eastern eu countries are the last to leave because they have the most to lose. they earn the most eu subsidies and they know without that money, theyâll practically be bankrupted.
We should fuck Hungary out.
UK is fucking itself out but is taking a long time doing it. Supposed to be easy wasnât it ?
Maybe Hungary and the UK can form a new bloc with Commonwealth states such as Solomon Islands ?
Howâs their English these days? Thatâs basically all you need to join the Commonwealth, since they dropped the former-British-territory requirement.
You are highlighting the very reasons why the Project will fail.
Hungary is not alone in the EU in trying to resist Globalism and Soros.
No consideration was given to members who were against this dramatic policy. Merkel and Macron were pushing their agendas at any cost.
Already , it is creating Nationalism/Populism in many Member States which will be itâs ultimate downfall.
Denmark, Sweden, Poland , Italy, Greece,Austria, Hungary,Netherlands,Czech R, are all seeing a big increase and frustrations on Immigration issues.
Even the BBC sees it comingâŚbut of course all these Countries and the UK are wrong to express such concern about their way of life.
the EEC was a good idea that has been railroaded by the Politicians who want a United States of Europe. the price to pay has become too much for many.
this.
itâs been falling apart for quite some time. Just a slow train wreck over the last 3-5 years. Now it appears to be speeding up. If Merkelâs coalition blows up, thatâll be another nail in the coffin.
@Brianjones, donât get mad at Hungary for pointing out the problems in the EU.
The big issue, which has been discussed ad infinitum, is that the EU tried to bring different nation-states and their extremely different cultures under the roof of a bunch of stupid bureaucrats in Brussels. Living under bureaucratsâ mostly-leftist thinking, whom you canât even vote out. Now that truly is a form of âtaxation without representationâ. I think some country went independent over this sort of theme.
Iâm not mad at Hungary Iâm wondering why they are still in the EU if they donât like it so much and itâs the cause of âAll their problems TMâ.
Most countries in the EU are still very much for the EU . If Greece or Spain were going to leave they would have left already. If Italy left the EU it would be bankrupt in about two minutes. Hungary, nobody really cares. Backwards state on the edge of Europe that is an economic and cultural basket case.
Some countries that went through austerity such as Ireland are flying right now.
There could be an EU crisis , but itâs not the end of the EU. It will probably result in migration rule changes.
perhaps ask the UK, why the EU is making it so hard for them to leave the EU. Then, look at Hungary, a much smaller country with less weight to throw around. I think Hungaryâs attitude (and maybe even Polandâs and others) are that they very much regret joining the EU and are trying to find ways to either change it from within (albeit, imho, unsuccessfully) or bide time until a big one drops out (like Italy, or Germany or France). just