If you read their tone, EU political integration is a negative aspect.
I'm saying that a) it was always the plan and b) it's good.
> If you read their tone, EU political integration is a negative aspect.
> I'm saying that a) it was always the plan and b) it's good.
As someone who thinks the EU's mission of political integration is a good thing, I think jumping from "someone seems not to think that it's a good thing" to "they don't understand the history of the EU" is less than civil. Even if you and I both agree with the program, surely it is possible to understand it and yet disagree with it?
> Yes, they do. You don't know what the EU project is about. You don't know its history:
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> The EU was always a political union.
I'm confused, because it seems that you and your parent are saying the same thing. Did you misread them as saying the EU doesn't want political integration?