The United States of Europe is a proposed scenario where members of the European Union would transition into a single sovereign country. Each EU country would acquire a status similar to U.S. states.
@9LDRMDW2wks2W
Only is a referendum decides it and if it is done with a more democratic election system than the USA.
No burp rejoin the union and strive for a closer union essentially USE in all but name and all that is possible without complications.
@9D7GRBK8mos8MO
It is a matter for the member nations, of which the UK is not currently one
Not until the EU becomes democratically elected beaurocrats
@9D5NJL69mos9MO
Yes and Britain should re-join the EU as a full member.
@9D2PBVMConservative9mos9MO
The most the European and the adds and which the government house wins
@9CK9VM910mos10MO
Yes, but only if this system respects nations rights to create local laws similar to the US state and federal systems.
Yes, as long as we are able to retain our Monarchy
@9CJDV7Z10mos10MO
I thought that it already was.
@9CGZJ2410mos10MO
No it should become a confederation of independent European states
@9CCF8CV10mos10MO
No abolish the EU and stop the idea
@9CC63Z411mos11MO
Each country should give its people the opportunity to vote on the matter
@9CBVW9711mos11MO
Yes, as long as we are allowed to retain our Monarchies.
@9CBSGD611mos11MO
Not our business anymore is it
@9C676BL11mos11MO
Yes, but only under the Habsburg crown
Sounds too much like the USA
@9BYZSK511mos11MO
The Eu must be abolished.
@9BWPMLG11mos11MO
Yes if it reduces development gap and corruption
Yes, but only if the UK, Norway, Switzerland etc... joined.
in certain ways such as political leadership yes
@96YDX2T1yr1Y
No because then it could bully smaller countries into doing as it wishes and start a conflict with Russia
@96X5V8M1yr1Y
Yes but keep each country's individual laws, leaders and agencies
@96VQVYW1yr1Y
@96RC88V1yr1Y
this question is too complex for a yes/no answer
No, each country should remain sovereign. But their should be some entity that helps nations that are struggling.
@96PSNF61yr1Y
In theory a good concept but in practice impossible and therefore unpredictable. I support the concept but the execution could go either way.
@96KDBQX2yrs2Y
There should be a single world government
@93R58RD2yrs2Y
No, it’s not the same as in America. It’s desirable but not doable. I do like the US system though.
@93JDTSP2yrs2Y
No, although we should strive towards the abolishment of borders
@93GMFY72yrs2Y
No, but continue to work on maintaining positive relations with current EU members and those wishing to join the EU.
@93F4TCH2yrs2Y
I don't see a world where this scenario could translate to reality and have a beneficial outcome for all involved?
@tommyvelvick2yrs2Y
No, but I am in favour of further European integration, including the adoption of the Euro.
@938W7PZCount Binface2yrs2Y
If that’s what the people want
@92XY6Q32yrs2Y
I think it is too early to tell
@92Q6PPL2yrs2Y
Nothing to do with us now
@92HC6RB2yrs2Y
No, but there should be much more integration
@92GJZPH2yrs2Y
They can do whatever they want I honestly couldn't care less at this point. :(
@92GGXZY2yrs2Y
Eu member countries should vote if they would like this to happen
yes, as long as there are multiple leaders.
@92DSJS52yrs2Y
Depending on the situation and standard for what their need
@924YX9Y2yrs2Y
Depends on if it would work or not, I believe it would if done correctly
This kind of decision can only be imagined if the constant support of each and every member state and each member state's people were explicitly behind such a measure, which they currently aren't.
@8ZLKHR52yrs2Y
As long as the UK is not part of the EU, or any possible United States of Europe; and provided the EU (or U.S.E) does not act to threaten UK sovereignty; it doesn't matter.
@8ZKC7QD2yrs2Y
Perhaps, and would potentially support UK integration
@8ZJKCP62yrs2Y
No, but there should be more integration
No, but Europe should strive to work together
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