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Originally posted by Freelancer
reply to post by 44soulslayer
While I do sympathies with what you are saying, looking down the road further I feel compelled to say that the unity of countries is a 'must' if we are to secure 'true' peace on this planet. Yes I am fully aware of the current events taking place in the world today and the feelings of lost independence that such changes will impose on us. However,
Let us suppose that we had been born say, 200 years from now, in a world where their were no 'man-made' countries, just ONE country, ONE planet. Where as students, we are taught that 200 years previously, that the world was in turmoil and that people of that time still believed in their artificial man-made boundaries that made them separate entities from their neighbours. Might our way of thinking be different then?
Is not the transitions we face today worth a better future for our children's, children? The deceit and lies by our respective 'governments' will not go away over night, they will no doubt continue to plague and hinder the growth of mankind, but one day they will get it right, that I am sure of.
Originally posted by Gofunk
Have you forgotten things like the European Convention on Human Rights? When the EU imposes treaties on member nations it's generally to protect or improve the freedom and welfare of it's people, and when nations reject treaties or parts of treaties it's generally to protect the state at the cost of the citizens of that country.
Originally posted by Gofunk
reply to post by robert204
An united Europe would be equivalent to the US, not pan-America, or have you forgotten your own history?
Originally posted by magicmushroom
Ian, if you dont like it here then please leave no one is stopping you.