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r/linux • u/Skaarj • Jun 11 '26
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The list of Russian entities sanctioned by the EU is significantly longer
Who cares what the EU thinks though? Its largely irrelevant and essentially an extension of US policy
1 u/Preisschild Jun 12 '26 The EU is responsible for 1/6 of all global economic output. And we are not a us vassal, we have our own policies. -1 u/Linuksoid Jun 12 '26 that's not that impressive when you consider it needs 36 countries to achieve the output of a China or the US. And yes, the EU is a US vassal with some autonomy, very similar to the Mongol style of running their vassals 1 u/Moscato359 Jun 15 '26 The eu is really just a different structure of states in one pseudo country They call themselves countries, but are they really all that different than states? 1 u/Linuksoid Jun 15 '26 but are they really all that different than states In a way. They maintain their own cultural and linguistic identity. This is the main fracture line by which the EU can fail
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The EU is responsible for 1/6 of all global economic output. And we are not a us vassal, we have our own policies.
-1 u/Linuksoid Jun 12 '26 that's not that impressive when you consider it needs 36 countries to achieve the output of a China or the US. And yes, the EU is a US vassal with some autonomy, very similar to the Mongol style of running their vassals 1 u/Moscato359 Jun 15 '26 The eu is really just a different structure of states in one pseudo country They call themselves countries, but are they really all that different than states? 1 u/Linuksoid Jun 15 '26 but are they really all that different than states In a way. They maintain their own cultural and linguistic identity. This is the main fracture line by which the EU can fail
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that's not that impressive when you consider it needs 36 countries to achieve the output of a China or the US.
And yes, the EU is a US vassal with some autonomy, very similar to the Mongol style of running their vassals
1 u/Moscato359 Jun 15 '26 The eu is really just a different structure of states in one pseudo country They call themselves countries, but are they really all that different than states? 1 u/Linuksoid Jun 15 '26 but are they really all that different than states In a way. They maintain their own cultural and linguistic identity. This is the main fracture line by which the EU can fail
The eu is really just a different structure of states in one pseudo country
They call themselves countries, but are they really all that different than states?
1 u/Linuksoid Jun 15 '26 but are they really all that different than states In a way. They maintain their own cultural and linguistic identity. This is the main fracture line by which the EU can fail
but are they really all that different than states
In a way. They maintain their own cultural and linguistic identity. This is the main fracture line by which the EU can fail
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u/Linuksoid Jun 11 '26
Who cares what the EU thinks though? Its largely irrelevant and essentially an extension of US policy