Thread 509612189

>Raised energy prices
>Increases taxes
>Endless retarded regulations
>Low to no economic growth
>Cancels elections
>Arrests people for online posts
>Literally wants to feed you bugs
>Filled the place up with Flipping Niggers and Rabid Mohammeds who rape everything and breed like vermin
>Power superweeds that of national governments
>Ruined cars with overbearing emissions rules (made them unaffordable too)
>Can't drive old cars in certain cities or they penalise you
>Proposed a 'meat tax' (cucked)
>Nearly everything they do is vehemently opposed by most people

But never mind all of that because my fucking iPhone has a USB-C charger now.

>inb4 brexit

Brexit was fake. We're pretty much still ruled by the pouropean jewnion.

>GDPR
>making laptop batteries user-replaceable
>making all phones USB-C compatible and kicking proprietary ports out the door
>making Apple put sideloading on iOS
>making Android OEMs support devices for at least five years
>making OEMs be transparent about devices' energy efficiency

Not too bad.

>>509612189 (OP)
>import 10 million indians, pakis and other SEA rabble after leaving the EU
>"I hate this fucking union with a passion"

>>509612189 (OP)
Why the fuck do you have "superweeds" in your autocorrect library

>>509612189 (OP)
Our pedophiles are better than your pedophiles. /thread

>>509612189 (OP)
I just don't think it's reasonable that foreigners in a foreign country should get to make up rules for me.

>>509612370
Yea but:
>Under EU law, when a consumer requests a repair for a faulty product, the repair must be completed within a reasonable time
Needs to be revised, what the fuck is reasonable time supposed to mean? Many service centers drag on repairs needlessly because of that. EU needs to come up with a hard number instead of "reasonable time". And it better not be longer than 30 work days.

The EU is the perfect example of a good idea with a terrible execution.

>>509612189 (OP)
Me too, can you give me views saar?

https://youtu.be/A947Byem5X0

>>509612189 (OP)
>>509612370
>>509612371
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>>509612875
the british hate the Eu because it represents a unity of Europe which they fear
yes, the british fear white unity and have fopr hundreds of years
thats why they fought everyone that could potentially unite Europe
thats why they still spew hate, even though they Brexited
and they never stopped
even the war in Ukraine was fanned by the british to fan divsion in Europe
Boris Johnson personally dictated to the Ukrainians in 2022, who were ready to make a deal with Russa, that they need to keep the war going
biggest pieces of shit on the planet

>>509612189 (OP)
Credit where its due: our union is still better than the US. If bad shit happens to someone there, like unemployment or an accident that requires medical attention, that person is pretty much fucked. Social mobility is also lower and you can actually get shot like you are living in some 3rd world shithole lol.

>>509613285
Shut the fuck up kraut, no one wants to be part of the fucking racketeering gang at the expense of their industries and sovereignty. If we're still part of it is only because our politics are a fucking joke and voting doesn't mean anything cause it has to run through all 5 EU institutions (which we don't vote for).

Anyway, i'd gladly leave this fucking kike charade, and NATO too, and i'd gladly suffer for a couple decades in exchange for rebuilding our power grid and industries.

>>509613285
It had nothing to do with Merkel unilaterally inviting “refugees” to Europe and forcing nations to share a burden they didn’t ask for because Germany found they couldn’t facilitate one million people, then.

>>509612371
Dude Meloni just issued 200k visas to mostly indians
Vote left get north african
Vote right get indian

>>509612189 (OP)
>>509612370
This is allowed to happen because the right is retarded and doesn't understand the basics of politics.

All policies can be thought of as popular or unpopular. All political factions have unpopular self-serving agendas and use popular policies as a currency. Popular policies are always used to subsidize unpopular policies. Some examples of popular positions are consumer rights and urban planning. Some examples of unpopular positions are election tampering and mass migration. If you allow them to monopolize the popular positions, they can use this as currency to get their unpopular policies.

Bismarck understood this, which is why he is remembered as one of the greatest statesmen in history. The modern right doesn't understand this which is why they get nowhere.
>But never mind all of that because my fucking iPhone has a USB-C charger now.
Then why didn't the right offer this? Why not give people good things in exchange for support? No such thing as a free lunch applies to politics too. You need to give people things if you want them to recognize your right to rule. Why not give people consumer rights to legitimize your rule, then use your legitimate authority to close the borders etc? Where are the right wing parties offering consumer rights, good urban planning etc? Why do the right always allow the left to monopolize popular policies, then complain when the left use their control of popular policies to subsidize their unpopular woke shit? If you actually want to win you need to oppose the left on unpopular issues, but compete with the left to offer the popular things better than they do. Instead the right just opposes the left on everything, unpopular and popular alike, and consequently nobody wants them in charge.

>>509613285
>the british hate the Eu because it represents a unity of Europe which they fear
Most EU hate here comes from the actions of our pro-EU parties. If people hate the pro-EU parties they will naturally hate the EU by association. If pro-EU parties enact unpopular laws here people will hate the EU even if those aren't EU laws, because the fact that they have been enacted by pro-EU parties causes people to see them as being endorsed by the EU even if it's just our local parties acting autonomously.

>>509613526
The thing about medical bills in the US that people don't get is you don't actually have to pay them. They can't take your property or garnish your wages for medical bills. It doesn't even effect your will in the event of your death if its over 7 years old.

>>509612189 (OP)
>We're pretty much still ruled by the pouropean jewnion.
Low iq take bongoloid.

>>509612189 (OP)
And you STILL don't hate it nearly as much as I do. Just to put things into perspective.

>>509614710
Delusional. Every politician meets and greets with criminals, drug dealers, those kind of people. They're all criminals ruling every country. You want to get to be a politician you need to be a criminal.

>>509615009
The EU ridiculed Britain for the issues raised when attempting to negotiate concessions before putting Brexit to a vote, and now those very issues are contentious topics between member states today. It’s quite ironic.