System

[lastappleonearth]

I think a lot of countries, especially in Western Europe have (prob mainly subconsciously) replaced vision, meaning and national identity with materialism and cultural capitalism. The only pillar left standing in a lot of Western European nations like my own is the pillar of wealth and even it is starting to crumble. We have created a system, which is supposedly worth fighting for, but almost no one wants to defend it. (just compare statistics of defence willingness btw west. and east. european countries) In truth we have nothing really left to fight for, we have stripped our selfs of the identity that once brought us unity and we will come to deeply regret this

 

[limenlux]

I think a lot of countries, especially in Western Europe have (prob mainly subconsciously) replaced vision, meaning and national identity with materialism and cultural capitalism. The only pillar left standing in a lot of Western European nations like my own is the pillar of wealth and even it is starting to crumble. We have created a system, which is supposedly worth fighting for, but almost no one wants to defend it. (just compare statistics of defence willingness btw west. and east. european countries) In truth we have nothing really left to fight for, we have stripped our selfs of the identity that once brought us unity and we will come to deeply regret this

In Europe's defense, America created the system and has been inflicting it upon you at gunpoint for over 80 years. Your political class, including most of the so-called dissidents and radicals on the left and the right are sniveling, open collaborators at worst, and controlled opposition at best.

You can determine whether or not someone is a willing accomplice to Pax Americana in European politics by asking one simple question: Are they in prison?

 

[lastappleonearth]

In Europe's defense, America created the system and has been inflicting it upon you at gunpoint for over 80 years. Your political class, including most of the so-called dissidents and radicals on the left and the right are sniveling, open collaborators at worst, and controlled opposition at best.

You can determine whether or not someone is a willing accomplice to Pax Americana in European politics by asking one simple question: Are they in prison?

That's true, though it is now in their best interest if the EU would collapse. It'd easier for them to deal with singular countries than with a political bloc. Granted there's no unity in this bloc and in a lot of ways it's a shitshow, but still