Glad I'm not alone

Are you not American though?

Yes but I like to think I'm a little knowledgeable on the EU, at least to non-europeans. I see them erasing Europe's identity and culture for a politically correct hellhole and the massive failings economically

yeah, but as an Italina/european I would like to pinpoint that Europe was created essentially to prevent us to killing each other...we in europe....we don't really like each other that much..Europe was anice try. Failed so let's go back opnely hating the FUCK of each other openly, no more 4chan boards for us oh no. Let's turn everything as a soccer fandom hooligans fights!!(if things go well, if they go bad...well..I think another world war is long overdue don't you think?..Yeah i'm kind of pessimist person...things could always go to shit)

I don't believe that WW3 will be Europe-centred, but I do believe a Civil war is nearing because huge sections kf the EU's population want to leave it and are trying to do it politically and may even turn violently.

As a political studies student, WW3 would likely begin in the Far East. Let aside issues with North Korea, the issue is that both the USA and China wants NK to exists, otherwise it would mean powerplays around Sino-American border of respective spheres of the influence. However, one of the most interesting and worrying things is the fact that Japan restored actual army, in place of their SDF.

Ahh, politics.

((There are so many things the EU effects. For example, because of the EU, any Australians working in the UK may have their visas revoked and be unable to work....and I love Australians))
http://www.news.com.au/travel/trave.....b71c4bf5b2cf5c

Correct; that new visa policy was introduced because of increase in uncontrollable migration from the EU flooding this tiny island. Only through leaving the EU can Britain reclaim it's boarders and repair relationships with the rest of the world the EU forced us to destroy.

what rest fo the world? right now most europe juyst hate yopur guts and 48% did wanted to remain in Europe(and oddly mall of them in Scotland and Ireland...I eman don't that worryt you even a little bit? I recall they don't like you Englishmen THAT much..Ireland(of north) in paritucla way was an kind of hotbed for you guys...(you should let it go...It gave you nothin and is more nuissance than other let Ireland go is better for everyone)

As a Polish and guy knowing about stuff due to his future MA, the pretty old issue just resurfaced. European Union always had problems on what EU should be. Since its very formation, letting aside the fact that there's a huge gap between Old EU and New EU, the main issue had always been identity. One side wants EU to turn into the USA-like superstate with one government and army (see: Tom Clancy's EndWar), while the other side wants to keep just economical ties. The problem with EU is also huge dose of double standards, since at the time EU had blocked Russia from their exports, Germany still actively traded with them despite policy "We Stand As One". That's what made the most of the criticism.

Not to mention there are countries from the New EU (mainly Eastern European ones), which do not like idea of one European Superstate, because between 1945-1991 they used to be part of a such.

Aside of that, true, migration is the problem in here and EU almost broke down due to the fact Germany wanted to force countries to have immigrants, while many does not have a stable economy to even support their own citizens (with Germany using very same "We Stand As One" card, turning out to be blunt hypocrites). That's how, in the most simplified way the whole mess in EU works.

P.S. Wait what the hell, that stuff is YEAR OLD?!

Australia is under dictatorship by kangaroos and koalas!!!

Just wait till badgers and bunnies take over!!

>What started off with good intentions is now ruled by unelected bureaucrats who fail to see anything beyond either pay-cheque.
Same in CIS, bro and also exstrime level of corruption.

Hear hear. Lets reclaim this once Great Nation of ours!

It's great to see a resurgence of patriotism and proper pride for your country, congratulations Britain.

I don't know what why you are commenting on such an old picture.

My first political vote in my life was not a General election, was not a Local election, wasn't even one of those redundant Police and crime commissioner elections. My first vote in my life was the EU referendum and many people I know my age voted the same way too.

The is no right or wrong way, but as a boy of politics, history and world traveller accross the globe my preference is to leave.

I had also been fortunate to know a handful of MEPs personally in my last job who would talk of sitting in the European parliament for either side of an issue but all would describe their leaders as disgusting and single minded; never turning up to meetings and getting drunk instead presenting bribes.

But any how... get your facts right.
I was 18 when I voted to leave and part of the 25% of 18-24 year olds who voted to leave.
"Purely on the generation differenece"? Just stop the blame game, this is democracy and its about time you and every other young Europhile accept that and stop whinging.

Get the fuck out with your Stockholm Syndrome.