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[–] BluePetrichor@kbin.social 5 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Absolutely zero chance the UK would have to wait for Turkey to join before being allowed to join.

I am myself am a EU citizen and I still don't understand that anger of EU people against the British people over Brexit. The Brits fucked themselves over, they didn't do anything to the EU. Actually, about half of them are suffering from the decision of the other half, so I can only empathize with the shit show they have to endure.

[–] grahamsz@kbin.social 1 points 1 year ago

The EU seems more cohesive because of Brexit - all the fears about our large countries leaving seem to have evaporated and the utter abject failure of Britain has really taken the wind out of the anti-EU movement. Not to say there aren't still major problems and challenges for the EU to rise to, but fragmentation seems like less of a risk now.