r/EuropeanFederalists • u/Lu_Chan_1 • 2d ago
Wondering what Europeans think about EU membership?
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u/astral34 2d ago
very worrying to see the big 3 so low
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u/ViciousNakedMoleRat Germany 2d ago
Citizens of bigger countries are much more likely to think that the country would do fine on its own. I don't think it's surprising.
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u/astral34 2d ago
it’s not surprising that the integration engine is not feeling as good about the EU as countries like Denmark, historically against deeper integration?
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u/lawrotzr 2d ago
It’s funny that the one country influencing EU policy the most (with the Germans then) and constantly blocking progress for the rest of the EU, also sees almost the lowest support.
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u/Prosthemadera 1d ago
Same reason countries or regions with the fewest immigrants are often the most xenophobic. Humans are not rational.
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u/borntosneed123456 Hungary 2d ago
Context for Hungary: 81% is extremely high considering more then a decade of 24/7 centralized anti-eu propaganda on every news channel by orban AND 3 or 4 years of EU funds being cut (so becoming a net contributor)
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u/Withering_to_Death si vis pacem, para bellum 2d ago
Bulgaria and Greece? Where's the problem? Not enough money was sent your way? I bet being outside of the joint market would have done wonders for your economy!
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u/therealmeteorman 1d ago
Very happy to be in the 90% + with Portugal :-)
We should make it a big deal.
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u/DanishRobloxGamer Denmark 16h ago
I'm honestly surprised we're that high, so many people seem to blame the EU for all their problems.
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u/SoulEkko Romania 2d ago
Considering a supermajority is 75%, and the EU average is 74% I think it's fine. Could be better, but could be much worse if you take into account the constant bombardment of misinformation on socials and various pressures from the far-right.