How the EU always gets away with it

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amadeuspagel · 2d ago

There is an attitude in the EU that to be pro-EU means to defend every detail of what the EU does, every law, every person. Contrast with the american attitude, where people bring flags to protest against the government, seeing protest as a form of patriotism.

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How the EU always gets away with it

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