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74% of EU citizens think that their country has benefited from EU membership

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  • matavatnik@lemmy.worldM [email protected]

    It'd be funny if all the countries in the world started a unified concerted effort of tariffs against the US. Sure I live here, and I'd suffer, but it'd still be funny.

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    Lets try to target red states for fun

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      Perfect analogy.

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      • kualdir@feddit.nlK [email protected]

        From what I notice in the Netherlands. The people who think the EU does not benefit them are mostly people that work (or own companies) in industries that the EU regulates harshly (think farmers here). Ofc these people think its not beneficial to be in the EU, their livelihoods are at risk because of it.

        I do think the EU is basically necessary for the EU countries to thrive.

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        I think EU didn't benefit my country on a lot of points.
        One big point though is the forces capitalism everywhere; like forcing to open energy selling to competition, leading to dismemberment of previously public sectors to the benefit of private company with absolutely 0 added value

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        • matavatnik@lemmy.worldM [email protected]

          It'd be funny if all the countries in the world started a unified concerted effort of tariffs against the US. Sure I live here, and I'd suffer, but it'd still be funny.

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          well the entire EU, Mexico and Canada are boycotting so far. really hoping it causes economic hardship for amerikans.

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            well the entire EU, Mexico and Canada are boycotting so far. really hoping it causes economic hardship for amerikans.

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            Internet users everywhere are paying more attention to where their stuff comes from. I'm seeing more Made in Australia stickers on stuff than I have for decades

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            • matavatnik@lemmy.worldM [email protected]

              He shot himself in the foot so many times he now has a permanent hole where bullets go through, so that way he's not shooting himself in the foot anymore. 10D chess my friend.

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              He seems to have reduced the popularity of the far right in the rest of the world

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                22% are idiots 🙂

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                22% is awfully close to the 20% you can expect to answer a survey "wrong" to spite the person with the temerity to survey them

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                  He seems to have reduced the popularity of the far right in the rest of the world

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                  Pretty similar to how Brexit reduced the popularity of being anti-EU in the rest of the European Union.

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                    He seems to have reduced the popularity of the far right in the rest of the world

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                    I fucking hope so, but my experience has been that the world follows US trends, even after they are fervently criticized. I just need the EU to get strapped and get their shit together.

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