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.
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Response rates from 79.5k UK voters.
16% Yes |
84% No |
16% Yes |
84% No |
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Unique answers from UK voters whose views went beyond the provided options.
@9JMVDJ21yr1Y
no it should become a looser confederation where decisions are made by a majority vote by member states
@9NYTYQ8 10mos10MO
Yes, potentially. But it needs to be thoroughly thought out. And provided nation states/regions maintain devolved parliaments and much of their autonomy and have the ability to secede if they wish to.
@967S8LX2yrs2Y
@B2R6GRJ2mos2MO
No, I value national identity and freedom to look after own country, not be told what to do by a centralised government of the EU.
@B2QWQBN2mos2MO
No, absolutely not. That could be devastating for the security of this country any nation that gain too much power in the continent of Europe is terrible for the UK
@B28P8M93mos3MO
kind of, we should at some point form into a coalition that has a join goal of improving the lives of the people and advancing humanity, however this should not be to the effect of decreasing the power of local governments like councils in the uk.
@9Q3LHQK9mos9MO
Yes, but instead of each country receiving the same status as a state would, they should be treated as an individual country
@92HC6RB3yrs3Y
No, but there should be much more integration
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