you mean merkler?

All of which were in the works before the US election fwiw

@Blackhawk342 I might've been wrong with national level. Though it could always be ignored on a national level, with the risk of fines from the EU though... " Today's vote is not the end of the story, though: every amendment approved today will have to undergo another round of behind-closed-doors negotiations between EU politicos and EU member states, before going again through a vote in January 2019 " is what's left to do... Not sure how much option for stopping it full stop is still there.

Hmm beeman dont you have that already in the usa ?

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Beemann I'm gonna pee in your butt.

USA is different

were the best country in the goddamn world

*Eagle Screech*

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I'm not an American, and >merely pretending isn't a counterargument

EU is a bad system, full stop

None of this will forestall the pee in your butt.

You mean nazi europe

@Rogbull Thanks for the clarification, any idea how much power the member states have during the negotiations?

Well i can only judge based on my country

wolfestein was real

And we benefited greatly from eu

but nazis were smoother

they made us think they lost

Ofc there are problems

WOLFENSTEIN IS A HISTORICAL GAME FROM THE FUTURE

But definitely more positives

*INFO WARS DOT COM*

>only a handful of counties pay in more than they take out
>one of them is leaving

I think the best we can hope for from member states is stalling tactics @Blackhawk342

What do you mean the ship is sinking? I'm still dry on the upper deck lol

Well we will see what happens next

@Rogbull I was afraid of that. My understanding is that states can propose and ask for amendments, but cannot actually vote on them or turning the bill back

So far i didnt see any widespread panic tho

You didn't read the fear mongering articles?

There will never be widespread panic, they censored discussion of it via twitter

About how the UK is going to be a std ridden sandwichless hellhole the second they exit

Doesn't help it's the internet giants that are mostly championing the anti side, as they've been looking for leverage over them

Ah those

"It's afraid"

Did anybody take them seriously?

Whole brexit is an utter mess lol

who do you call internet giants?

No, because they're clearly written out of panic