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**Adeniinteme** · 03-20-2007, 05:55 PM

It really was stupid, the .. the way it was sold to the people. You see, it was sold to the people with few reasons such as 'the price of food will go down'. Throw in few similar ones and you've got the pro-EU side. Then the anti-EU side had claims like 'We want to keep our currency, flag and independence'. THere was a big battle between the two sides, and the anti-EU people got trashed as being nationalistic idiots. Of course we'd still have our currency, of course it will never be a federation. Look, the food price will go down. Think about it, how nice is that, cheaper food?

Well, we did adopt the currency almost immidiately after joining, we are now talking about constitutions and federations.... SO, the anti-EU side was right after all. And the price of food never came down either

So yeah, our people were stupid. They prolly still are. And we prolly are still so ****ing stupid, that we'd believe to be equal to other states in the federation. That's a big

x infinity.

And that's why I won't be sorry if French people die, simply because they represent all that is wrong with the EU, a thing that could be great but isn't and won't be.

03-20-2007, 05:55 PM	#9
Adeniinteme Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 591 Senior Member	It really was stupid, the .. the way it was sold to the people. You see, it was sold to the people with few reasons such as 'the price of food will go down'. Throw in few similar ones and you've got the pro-EU side. Then the anti-EU side had claims like 'We want to keep our currency, flag and independence'. THere was a big battle between the two sides, and the anti-EU people got trashed as being nationalistic idiots. Of course we'd still have our currency, of course it will never be a federation. Look, the food price will go down. Think about it, how nice is that, cheaper food? Well, we did adopt the currency almost immidiately after joining, we are now talking about constitutions and federations.... SO, the anti-EU side was right after all. And the price of food never came down either So yeah, our people were stupid. They prolly still are. And we prolly are still so ****ing stupid, that we'd believe to be equal to other states in the federation. That's a big x infinity. And that's why I won't be sorry if French people die, simply because they represent all that is wrong with the EU, a thing that could be great but isn't and won't be.
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