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Is the EU sleepwalking into a totalitarian state? Should the Commission/president be directly elected?
Is the EU sleepwalking into a totalitarian state? Should the Commission/president be directly elected?
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I think people are beginning to realise that almost all of the people who "run" the EU are un-elected by "the people".
The only ones who we vote for are MEPs who are pretty small beer when it comes to running the EU.
Hitler wanted to rule Europe as a dictator but he was defeated, but sadly we are moving in to a similar situation, un-elected leaders running Europe.
The only ones who we vote for are MEPs who are pretty small beer when it comes to running the EU.
Hitler wanted to rule Europe as a dictator but he was defeated, but sadly we are moving in to a similar situation, un-elected leaders running Europe.
Is election “by the people” such a high ideal?
The American “people” elected Donald Trump, and the British “people” wouldn’t even let him come to visit.
The “people” elected Bill Clinton ... the most self serving, untrustworthy leader of modern times.
The “people” seem to be increasingly supporting Jeremy Corbyn (jeez!) ... by the way, after we leave the EU, if the “people” elect Jeremy Corbyn, he will have a free hand, with no outside control.
Governments elected by the “people” deposed Saddam Hussein ... who was not elected by his “people” ... and that created conditions that gave rise to ISIS.
I think the idea that rulers chosen by the “people” is the ideal system is a myth. At best, an anachronism.
Giving power to the “people” is a neo socialist utopia, which gives power to people who don’t understand it. Most people don’t vote because they don’t understand, or care about, the issues.
A small turnout is not bad for “democracy”. What’s bad for democracy is a big turnout of people who really don’t understand what they are doing.
The American “people” elected Donald Trump, and the British “people” wouldn’t even let him come to visit.
The “people” elected Bill Clinton ... the most self serving, untrustworthy leader of modern times.
The “people” seem to be increasingly supporting Jeremy Corbyn (jeez!) ... by the way, after we leave the EU, if the “people” elect Jeremy Corbyn, he will have a free hand, with no outside control.
Governments elected by the “people” deposed Saddam Hussein ... who was not elected by his “people” ... and that created conditions that gave rise to ISIS.
I think the idea that rulers chosen by the “people” is the ideal system is a myth. At best, an anachronism.
Giving power to the “people” is a neo socialist utopia, which gives power to people who don’t understand it. Most people don’t vote because they don’t understand, or care about, the issues.
A small turnout is not bad for “democracy”. What’s bad for democracy is a big turnout of people who really don’t understand what they are doing.
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