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Re:Zuckerberg didn’t make any friends in Europe today by sheepmullet on Wednesday May 23, 2018 @07:23AM (#17133161)
> If this is what a "fall" looks like to you

The EU has massive structural problems - sure most of them are not a direct fault of the EU but it certainly weakens the union.

Just look at youth unemployment in Spain for example. There is an entire generation growing up out of work and not building any skills. They can't compete in a global market.

What happens when Spain falls on actual hard times?

Or for example a small number of refugees have caused a huge shift right in politics and a lot of friction between member states. What will happen when there is a serious refugee crisis?

Re:Zuckerberg didn’t make any friends in Europe today by mbroncano on Wednesday May 23, 2018 @07:47AM (#17133306)
Spain, or actually any other European nation for the sake of this argument, has been through rougher times by any measure. Successfully if I may say, time and time again.

If only most people out of Europe, and most certainly Spain, would take a glimpse of the standards of living people take for granted in Western Europe, in particular Americans, they’d be demanding their governments at least the same.