Brexit Thread

[Husar]

How often does legislation get voted upon by MEP's that dont get approved by the Comission? Around 0% or so?

What does it matter if the result is usually the same? Seems like nitpicking.

It's the most important because without it's consent nothing gets voted on; it is the only body that can present legislation for vote, the parliament can only say yes or no it cannot alter or rewrite anything the comission puts out.

It's performance thus far might not be as tyranical as some believe but it is much less representative of the people and is basically impossible for the people to hold it to account if it doesnt present what the people wants it to. Britain's House of Parliament despite it's faults is a better democratic body than it is.

Yes, but what your member of the Commission wants can be influenced by who you vote for nationally?
Is Britain such a special snowflake that noone else in the EU every agrees with it or where is the issue?
Doesn't Britain have quite a few exceptions regarding EU membership? How did that ever happen if all the other mean countries are constantly bullying poor little Britain?

Finally lost hope Husar?

I hope the shock will be enough to reform it, I really do.

You're assuming that I ever had the kind of hope you are referring to. Maybe Britain getting out will finally allow the EU to reform.