/liberty/ - Liberty

>>72894

Yes, since its decisions affect the sovereignty of those states that are members, such as the issues with Greece and now with Poland.

>>72894

Yes. Macron and Merkel's push hasn't halted. Soon it will be a single super state. It's almost there, but not quite yet.

You go and tell them USSR 2.0 is not going to fair any better.

>>72899

They are neoliberals, you won't see planned economies in the EU

>>72903

Not on the same scale, but they do employ regulations and subsidies. How "not planned" do you mean in this case? Because that is still planning. The upcoming milk/butter shortage is entirely within the EU's fault.

I'll call it a state when they punish peaceful separation by force. Until they invade Poland, I'll avoid using that word and dip into another toolbox of profanities.

>>72909

They don't engage in using direct force, but they do spend money on policies that prevent separatist parties from getting in power. Besides all other political pressure that is. They won't directly attack you, they'll use extortion money taken from taxpayers who couldn't care less about preventing your secession, or at least have no intention of using force to subjugate you.

>>72903

>you won't see planned economies in the EU

I put this statement on the same box of "there won't be an EU army".

>>72903

> you won't see planned economies in the EU

so why was poland fined for producing too much milk?