there's been an EU for hundreds of years?

Unless of course, the opposition doesn't like the outcome that is.

of course

and?

Such as yourself.

Parliamentary Democracy fundamentally fails at the separation of powers

just as the EU does

No? It's done it quite well

It's been fine for the last 300+ years in the UK

actually I fully believe there should've been snap elections after May resigned, but hey, Corbyn's afraid of losing, so that won't happen

good for you

it's been terrible in Italy

Greece

France

Germany

should I go on?

Works fine for the commonwealth.

and?

does the Commonwealth represent the majority of Europe?

no.

does the Commonwealth represent anything I give a shit about?

oh, right

no.

No, but it shows the system works.

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LOL

for you

For hundreds of millions of people

Yes.

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Anglos aren't French, who aren't Italians, who aren't Greeks, who aren't Germans

just because it works for you doesn't mean anything

a Presidential System works in the US, but you're not rushing to adopt that

Sorry, it works for 2.4 Billion people.

a Semi-Presidential semi-works in France, but you're not rushing to adopt that either

More than the 600 Million of the EU.

reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeally

2.4 billion, huh.

remind me again, how many of those 2.4 billion live in corrupt shitholes?

about 99%?

or just 99%?