If it helps, there hasn't been a country to date competent enough to successfuly maintain a orwellian dystopia, the European union cant even manage it's economy so the chances of it being the first are remote at best.Originally Posted by Kralizec
Re: The continuing battle against the inevitable Euro area default
If it helps, there hasn't been a country to date competent enough to successfuly maintain a orwellian dystopia, the European union cant even manage it's economy so the chances of it being the first are remote at best.Can you guys please stop throwing around these purely hypothetical scenarios as if they have any bearing on the presesnt situation? If you want to discuss specific transfers of power to Brussels, fine. Just don't use these inane slippery slope arguments that Brussels is inevitably going to become a centralized seat of power where bureaucrats will micromanage every detail of your personal life; arguments that are purely speculative and which have no basis in reality or common sense.
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