Message from @saru_richard

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2019-08-13 07:07:24 UTC  

@Arthur Grayborn I don't think these examples are very well chosen...

2019-08-13 07:07:35 UTC  

@Samaritan i thought they exist just for pretty PR purposes, they sure lost there spine ever since that one time in the 90's when they told Serbia to go fuck themselves

2019-08-13 07:07:38 UTC  

Creeping federalism is definitely the way to describe it

2019-08-13 07:07:39 UTC  

all of the higher ups want an army and they are talking about it openly

2019-08-13 07:07:49 UTC  

ofc they are talking about it

2019-08-13 07:07:55 UTC  

they've been talking about it for decades

2019-08-13 07:08:01 UTC  

you just haven't been listening

2019-08-13 07:08:02 UTC  

lol

2019-08-13 07:08:07 UTC  

and now u discover it

2019-08-13 07:08:17 UTC  

like it were something new and spooky

2019-08-13 07:08:30 UTC  

But this is how the EU operates

2019-08-13 07:08:36 UTC  

the EU

2019-08-13 07:08:38 UTC  

scope creep

2019-08-13 07:08:39 UTC  

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/598761542200197120/610731413657878538/1jfmj52u35g31.png

2019-08-13 07:08:43 UTC  

is not a geopolitical force

2019-08-13 07:08:48 UTC  

They push centralisation across the board. If they can't get 100, they'll take 10

2019-08-13 07:08:49 UTC  

@Tonight at 11 - DOOM - There are exceptions, but they tend to be just that. Germany tore up a lot of the guild monopolies in the mid 1800s, which is why their economy was able to catch up to England before the 20th century started. The United States had a revolution, which set us "back to zero" on regulation and government control.

The breakup of the Soviet Union did the same with Russia and Eastern Europe, but the EU has been quickly changing that.

2019-08-13 07:08:55 UTC  

it is a club f geopolitical forces

2019-08-13 07:08:56 UTC  

I don't even care about the EU army I'm still stuck sperging that they DARE to make even a single law for member states

2019-08-13 07:08:57 UTC  

It -never- goes backwards

2019-08-13 07:09:03 UTC  

@shrikeclaw lets be real the EU will be really fucking stupid trying to start a war with Poland and Hungary given those countries can still call upon a certain eastern nuclear power for help, and that's assuming NATO doesn't tell them to go shove that idea in a place where the sun don't shine

2019-08-13 07:09:22 UTC  

They won't start a war in a member states

2019-08-13 07:09:26 UTC  

The EU doesn't do ANYTHING on its own

2019-08-13 07:09:34 UTC  

they don't start a war, they occupy it with a "friendly force"

2019-08-13 07:09:41 UTC  

it only does what the strong members make it do

2019-08-13 07:09:47 UTC  

They'll take advantage of external and internal events

2019-08-13 07:09:56 UTC  

if they CAN

2019-08-13 07:09:56 UTC  

@Eccles - It's something I've brought up to gun control advocates from time to time.

"You always increase the restrictions on guns. When have you EVER loosened the reigns on gun control? Even something symbolic like short barreled shotguns would be huge progress."

2019-08-13 07:10:04 UTC  

you are saying what they would like to do

2019-08-13 07:10:07 UTC  

not what they can do

2019-08-13 07:10:12 UTC  

those are not the same

2019-08-13 07:10:18 UTC  

not relevent, dear

2019-08-13 07:10:19 UTC  

anyway

2019-08-13 07:10:23 UTC  

they never row back

2019-08-13 07:10:29 UTC  

so it doesn't matter if any single step succeeds

2019-08-13 07:10:32 UTC  

I'm a go

2019-08-13 07:10:44 UTC  

Ur autism makes my neurons die

2019-08-13 07:10:50 UTC  

they are strangling the lower class and the lower class know it

2019-08-13 07:10:52 UTC  

Why would gun control advocates want to roll back anything, Arthur?

2019-08-13 07:11:00 UTC  

@Tonight at 11 - DOOM - The problem isn't so much the success or failure of any given attempt, just that some of those attempts do succeed and once in place bureaucracy only dies in revolution.

2019-08-13 07:11:05 UTC  

the Yellow Vest protests