I don't think my psyche could handle witnessing the EU collapse or be reduced to an irrelevant institution by far right """reforms""". But that is just the outcome that is becoming increasingly more likely with each passing year.
How do I cope?
462 posts and 67 image replies omitted.>>2294259They worked just fine in 2021, though? Russia hasn't shown any hostility to the EU and the eurocrats kept it down enough to work.
The only reason it's like this right now is that european capital thought it could actually destroy the country and enslave its people now that communists aren't in charge. They were proven wrong. They just have to get over being denied their lebensraum another time.
>>2294273European hegemony was officially over in 1945 exactly. There is no coming back from the fact that the rest of the world caught up industrially and then overtook it. Especially with the EU being a successful reactionary anticommunist bloc.
>>2294499>Isn't that literally multipolarism thoughNo.
There was no Pax Americana before China got declared an enemy.
>>2300091EU institutions would just become "the state" while national governments would be akin to administrative subdivisions like US states are.
Nationalizations are hard to see happening regardless of what becomes of the EU though. I've seen far right parties make some proposals along those lines but limited in scope, i.e. gov owning majority share in some energy companies.
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