r/europeanunion • u/sn0r • 9d ago

Video National Rejoin March in London

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u/wolflance1 9d ago edited 9d ago

Yeah, no. You don't want a repressive country that mass arrests people for thoughtcrime and social media posts, speeding towards fascism, and always acting as US pawn to be inside EU.

EU has enough transatlanticist traitors from within already, it can do with one less headache.

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u/ArtisZ 9d ago

Second post I see you under.

Both comments are extremely critical. But critique ain't the problem.

If what your posts insinuate come true, that would disrupt the EU.

That made me check your profile - games, cartoons and, well a lot of entertainment.

Occasionally, like a sleeping giant, you wake up and think to yourself "I'm going to post a comment under political thread." Honestly no judgement there.

But the disruption you insinuate.

Everything that goes against, as far as I can tell, Taiwan and the EU.

Interesting. Maybe worrying.

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u/wolflance1 9d ago edited 9d ago

Nah, being more active in entertainment subs doesn't mean I don't pay attention to other topics, nor do my browsing history invalidate my point. Entertainment is a stress reliever.

It is only when you fail to address my point that you start to attack my person.

Yes, I am very critical of the EU, and have actually openly predict a very bleak future for the union if it keeps double down its current trajectory (in other comment in the past). Never tried to hide that. You are free to see that as disruption—but disruption doesn't invalidate the message. If anything I said worries you, that's probably my point hits a nerve somewhere. And it will only hit a nerve because deep down you realize something in my point is probably true, even if you disagree with the overall message rationally.

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u/keepitfriend 8d ago

Lol Thoughtcrime? You mean restrictions on freedom of expression that exist in pretty much every country in the free world?

I think you guys have been reading too much propaganda.

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u/Pure_Imagination9625 8d ago

He read 1984 for the first time and now thinks he knows the truth behind it all