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    1. CountFew6186 on

      For the first 11 years of the US, we had this crazy system where any one state could block most things, there was no permanent national army, and the national government was basically powerless. A new constitution was created to change that, as the previous system was a complete mess where little got done and various existential threats could not be properly handled.

      I see a lot of parallels between that time and the EU of today.

    2. Disastrous-Jaguar-58 on

      It’s yesterday’s news. Since then, the Netherlands said it won’t allow to exclude Hungary

    3. In a cartoon world the EU is marching in step and Orban throws himself on the path just to watch them all walk around him… even his BFF Fico who tries not to make eye contact as he walks by.

    4. Sauerkrautkid7 on

      I don’t see how hungary has “less corruption” and they are in the EU

    5. This will go down well with member states’ voters. Next they can complain people aren’t voting “rhe way they should”.

    6. As a Ukrainian who now has eu citizenship as well and thinks that Orban can eat a bag of dicks, is now really the time? This ephemeral carrot on a stick is irritating, the country, understandably, is in massive debt, half the population can’t leave the country at all (men), there’s still plenty of corruption even when purchasing military gear. More than that, some of democratic processes are pause (renouncing citizenship, election, freedom of movement).

      Ukraine has a massive economic potential, but ascension to EU should be a rational decision, not an emotional one.

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