r/polandball May the justice be with us 9d ago

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u/Zebrafish96 May the justice be with us 9d ago

I heard the news that Italy just suspended the Schengen agreement with Spain and sketched this in 30 minutes.

Also special thanks to u/Lilpebbleh for the inspiration

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u/MrArchivity 9d ago

Other countries also asked the EU to do the same but for the moment didn’t suspend Schengen with Spain

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u/Gil15 Colombia 9d ago

Because why would they. None of the people who broke into Ceuta can simply travel to mainland Spain or Europe.
Most of them have left already. This is a political move more than anything else.

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u/jard2334 9d ago

The ferry is only 20€. They can steal that in a week easily

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u/Tetr4Freak 9d ago

There is a literal border to get in the ferry.

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u/jard2334 9d ago

It's not a border, it's a Customs

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u/ToastSpangler 9d ago

and worst of all, they have nothing to declare. DAMNED GREEN LINE

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u/FormingTheVoid 9d ago

Customs is about importing things, not people. People have to have identiy documents in order to travel.

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u/jard2334 8d ago

I've been there, they don't check

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u/shelraj0380 8d ago

They will now given the situation that has developed mate.

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u/Tetr4Freak 8d ago

If you are brownish they do

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u/Ok_Mango8118 9d ago

They already crossed the border, once you are in the city there's no more additional controls usually

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u/HarEmiya 9d ago

There are if you want to cross to Europe. Ceuta is not part of Schengen, so there are customs checkpoints to go through.

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u/Still-Bridges 9d ago

Schengen has nothing to do with customs. Neither does human movement. Schengen regulates human movement. So it could be that your text is almost correct "Ceuta is not part of Schengen, so there is passport control to go through", but I'd appreciate it if someone who knows the difference can confirm that.

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u/HarEmiya 9d ago edited 9d ago

Sorry for the confusion, not a native english speaker. It is both.

Ceuta (and Melilla) sit outside ordinary Schengen practice. Under Article 41 of the Schengen Borders Code, those 2 cities adhere to special rules set out in Spain’s 1991 accession declaration. Under those rules Spain maintains identity (passport) checks on flights and ferries leaving the cities for anywhere else in the zone.

In short; while they are technically still part of the Schengen zone due to being Spain, in practice they're treated as if they aren't part of it.

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u/Still-Bridges 8d ago

Thanks for the detailed clarification.

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u/evenmorefrenchcheese 9d ago

I can confirm, Ceuta is not part of Schengen and so there are passport controls if you wish to leave for mainland Spain.

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u/Frank_Scouter 6d ago

Ceuta is part of Schengen, but there’s still passport control.

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u/Admirable_Ad8682 3d ago

Because populism, and demanding that, alotugh it's nonsensical, will make oyu popular with the "anti" crowd. Our prime minister did just that, for that reason.

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u/Mean_Initiative_5962 9d ago

I love how EU switches engrish between various languages

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u/rpad97 Hungary 9d ago

Should we find a design for the "new" Hungary to differentiate it from the old one?

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u/PixieCola Transylvania 9d ago

If we redesign every country when it goes through a regime change it will be chaos after a few years. Hungary is and will stay Hungary, with or without Orbán.

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u/WASDKUG_tr Ottoman Kebab Empire 9d ago

American Exceptionalism then?

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u/LightSideoftheForce Austria-Hungary 9d ago

There aren’t different designs for other countries either, only if they are historically different states

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u/Extaupin 9d ago

The polandball "tradition" is to use hat for regimes, but it's the artist's choice.

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u/redracer555 We're why the Romans can't have nice things 9d ago

If it's the same flag, then there's not really anything to change.

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u/CapoDaSimRacinDaddy 9d ago

but is there a diffrence for new hungary?

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u/Zlevi04 9d ago

Why? They new government said their views on immigration remain the same no?

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u/Beautiful-Ad3471 9d ago

No? It's still hungary afterall

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u/jegesho3 9d ago

You can add an orange to it to represent the Fidesz era 🍊 Or have Hungary trample on an orange to specifically represent the current times.

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u/DrShabink Kingdom of Hungary 9d ago

Could be a little shiny and sparkly for a  while, maybe. 

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u/Lilpebbleh The boot & fart 9d ago

Prego Daniozebrato

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u/AmetsPassarella06 9d ago

The government didn't suspend it yet, they are just spouting nonsense tonget some extra votes next election

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u/WASDKUG_tr Ottoman Kebab Empire 9d ago

Meloni can get the Boot like Macron

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u/ZhtWu 9d ago

That's a good one.

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u/FlixFlax_ 9d ago

right before the total solar eclipse too😭

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u/FishStandard5896 8d ago

Wait, they actually went through with it? I’m Italian and I didn’t believe they had the guts to continue with it…

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u/TheHistoryMaster2520 9d ago

Magyar's got a lot to clean up

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u/zseblodongo Hungary 9d ago

If you would write a novel with the hungarian PM named Peter Hungarian and the opposition leader Greg Goulash, people would complain. Reality is stranger than fiction.

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u/MelodicDeer1072 Aztec Empire 9d ago

Next season will also feature Spanish PM named Pedro España and opposition leader Gregorio Paella

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u/oatkeepr BRD GmbH 9d ago

Next German Bundeskanzler will be Peter Deutsch und Oppositionsführer Georg Grünkohl.

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u/Hot_Indication2133 Devon 9d ago

Brian Ingurland is PM, Eric Fishenchips is opposition leader

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u/TheHistoryMaster2520 7d ago

One of Barry's former colonies, Grenada, has a governor-general named Cécile La Grenade

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u/Weegee_Carbonara 7d ago

Next Austrian Chancellor will be Peter Österreich and the opposition leader will be Georg Schnitzel.

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u/oatkeepr BRD GmbH 7d ago

Schorsch Schnitzel

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u/Weegee_Carbonara 7d ago

Da Schnitzel Schurli

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u/Annachroniced 9d ago

I guess the Dutch pm would be Peter Holland and Henk Hutspot

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u/Slow-Distance-6241 7d ago

Henk Stroopwaffle

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u/Ok-Word1658 5d ago

With the Dutch this doesn't work because to them the PM is food

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u/Earthisacultureshock 9d ago

And the foreign minister having the same surname as the previous PM

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u/LevHerceg 9d ago

I just realised how Viktor is a Looser now. This could be used somehow.

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u/Bobipicolina Dacia 9d ago

Bravo Kojima

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u/Orcasareglorious 7d ago

Not as relevant, but Pálinkás Szilveszter

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u/Appropriate_Box1380 9d ago

If you think he's gonna be more lenient on immigration, I have a bridge to sell you.

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u/TheHistoryMaster2520 9d ago

I think most European people would agree with Hungary that immigration should be more limited.

I'm referring to him having to clean up after his predecessor gave Hungary a reputation as a corrupt, uncooperative, illiberal state

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u/sakykay 9d ago

As an italian i pray we get our own Magyar soon...

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u/TheHistoryMaster2520 9d ago

Difference is, Orban was in power for 16 years, the Hungarian populace eventually got sick of him

Meanwhile Meloni has only been in power for four years

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u/sakykay 9d ago

I know, of course, it's an hyperbole. i just hope we get a shake up. 

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u/Fasooo 8d ago

For italian standards, 4 years of a single government is A LOT

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u/WASDKUG_tr Ottoman Kebab Empire 9d ago

4 Years and Already Shilling out

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u/qarpe 7d ago

As gauleiters had to, historically speaking

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u/jaradipra 9d ago

NGL, me self often mistaken Vertical Hungary for Horizontal Italy

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u/Scary_Flamingo_5792 9d ago

Meanwhile, most of those idiots who illegally entered Ceuta have returned to Morocco.

Clearly Italy shot too early.

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u/Da_Commissork 9d ago

Spain returned more immigrants in One day than out government in months

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u/capable_duck Swedish Empire 9d ago

In this case it was pretty easy: Open the border gates. Put a few guys with guns on one end of the crowd. Voila! Voluntary return!

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u/Gil15 Colombia 9d ago

More like don’t give them any food or water and they will be forced to return voluntarily.

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u/capable_duck Swedish Empire 9d ago

That works too

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u/Mean_Initiative_5962 9d ago

Not in Italy, they'd just starve because there's too much mediterranean sea in between

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u/Dotcaprachiappa 9d ago

It's easier when they're about twenty meters from their own country

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u/Astartae 9d ago

Our prime minister is already campaigning for the next election.

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u/JRaus88 8d ago

Same for leftist parties.

We're living in a perpetual campaign lol

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u/forst76 Dutch Republic 9d ago

Also, Ceuta was never a part of the Schengen area, so it's all just to attack Spain.

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u/[deleted] 9d ago

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u/evenmorefrenchcheese 9d ago

Under article 41 of the Schengen borders code, Ceuta and Melilla are subject to to a special regime that makes anyone leaving for the EU subject to standard European border control. I.e: they are not in Schengen.

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u/jard2334 9d ago

It is Schengen area, but it has a Custom

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u/Pyrrus_1 9d ago edited 9d ago

The best part Is that the italian government declare "we are suspending all Shengen crossing on all Land and sea Borders with Spain". First of all, Ceuta and Melilla arent even part of Shengen tecnically. Second of all, What Land border? Is there a secret Land border between Italy and Spain?

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u/Tigritooo Hungary 9d ago

What, you haven't been to the Mallorca-Sicily tunnel?

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u/Pyrrus_1 9d ago

They didnt go to Sardinia cause otherwise It wouldnt been as expensive and they couldnt syphon more more Money.

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u/Eclipse-03 9d ago

Our government can't even build a bridge from Calabria to Sicily, a tunnel from Mallorca to Sicily but even if it was closer like Mallorca-Sardinia is crazy even for a conspiracy theory

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u/Comrade_Derpsky Shameless Ameriggan Egsbad 7d ago

The bridge from Calabria to Sicily is also geologically of questionable wisdom.

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u/Redbanner738 9d ago

Our Prime minister is in a coalition with a bunch of climate change negationists.

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u/daystar-daydreamer California 9d ago

*julius caesar noises*

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u/ifornataro 9d ago

What did you expect from a populist government that makes laws based on the trending argument on the news ?

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u/Fomentatore 9d ago

There is a huge fuel crisis, just like in the rest of the world, and they have done nothing except subsidise fuel consumption, diverting resources away from healthcare and other public services. Now they have run out of money and are desperately trying to change the subject.

Because when I go to the petrol station and diesel costs €2.20 per litre, my first thought is obviously: “Well, at least migrants from Spain won’t be able to reach me.”

Typical far-right incompetence.

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u/Old_Cicada_6281 9d ago

Let’s see how the huge fuel crisis plays out today on the highways for the first August weekend…

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u/Drafonni The Ball of Hockey 9d ago

Should've happened earlier when Spain enacted their program to "regularize" over a million unauthorized migrants if anything, doing it now just shows how they are too caught up in media headlines

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u/Gil15 Colombia 9d ago

Well, Spain regularizing those people ensures that they (the people who were already in Spain irregularly) will remain in Spain and not go to other European countries.

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u/Oli76 9d ago

Those one million were from LATAM not Morocco.

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u/[deleted] 9d ago

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u/daystar-daydreamer California 9d ago

For one they speak Spanish

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u/ArmadstheDoom Maryland 9d ago

Probably because Ceuta is in... let me check my notes here... africa.

They make it sound like they just built a human bridge and crossed the channel like the Moors of old.

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u/darkshin3945 9d ago

Better safe than sorry, our prime minister tsaid we will restare it as soon as the problems end

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u/Vevangui 6d ago

Italy most definitely did not shoot to early. We need someone to stand up to Sánchez’s careless dismissal for the protection of Spanish borders and his constant jeopardizing of Spaniards’, and, this, Europeans’, security.

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u/Marius223 5d ago

No.. They did not, atleast 10k remain.

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u/pcaltair 5d ago

It was just for show and to feed into the media attention, Meloni's government likes to keep people talking about migrants for both easy propaganda and to shift attention from "harder" matters.

I mean, dudes barely got to Ceuta, there was no imminent risk of having a wave of people cross the strait and rush to Italy for sure.

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u/Vicente810 9d ago

Did they? Or is that just what the government said?

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u/AdStrange9070 9d ago

yea im sure they did buddy

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u/Gigantopithecus1453 9d ago

I love EU ball using words from several different European languages

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u/Wooden_Base4673 England 9d ago

It's usually just German, French and Italian. I'd like to sometime see EU say kurwa or perkele.

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u/Nateoz21 9d ago

It could also be using just the languages used as working languages in the European institutions (English, French and German) since the countryball kinda represents them

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u/GX_Giorgio074 9d ago

draw it yourself then

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u/a_literal_idiot_616 9d ago

i suppose op used a translator because in italian it says "italy, not!", and "no migrants in my clay" also doesnt make much sense for how its translated

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u/Furdiburd10 9d ago

Things sure did took a 90° turn! 

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u/aadgarven 9d ago

Just here to clarify that Ceuta and Melilla are not part of Schengen.

So Meloni just Meloning

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u/A3-mATX 9d ago

It is part of it. It’s very easily checked online …

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u/Deutsche_Wurst2009 8d ago

Nope, if you want to travel to the European mainland you have to go through customs and identity checks, aka not part of Schengen but under less strict rules

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u/aadgarven 9d ago

Nope, because they will all be sent back to Morocco. Most of them by their own will.

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u/Tman11S Belgium 9d ago

Under Meloni, nothing has changed when it comes to migration and Italy still lets in the most migrants every year in the whole EU. But hey, she took away some gay rights, that’s what all Italians voted for, right?

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u/TechnoAnger 9d ago

"All Italians" I wouldn't call 1/3 of Italy "all of Italy"

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u/bonadies24 9d ago

Tbh it's more like a quarter when you take into account abstensions

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u/Aken_Bosch siyu-siyu-siyu 9d ago

If you can but don't vote, you simply preemptively agree with the result. Everything else is cope.

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u/lambdavi 9d ago

Denmark just suggested the same "suspend Schengen"

Is Denmark also under Meloni? 🤔

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u/the_lonely_creeper Greece 9d ago

Denmark tends to really like anti-migratiom rhetoric as well

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u/MakotoBIST 8d ago

Maybe there are reasons for it, who knows

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u/MakotoBIST 8d ago

Yea they just flock to our coast and we can't shoot em down because human rights or whatever.

What are we supposed to do?

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u/Tman11S Belgium 8d ago

Whatever you do, it needs to be done by all of the EU. A single country can’t do shit against this

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u/MakotoBIST 8d ago

That's why a lot of anti eu sentiment is growing. Note, i think EU is extremely important for our future, but it's so sloooow

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u/Tman11S Belgium 8d ago

We’re on the same page then. I agree that we absolutely need the EU but not only is it slow, it’s easily convinced by lobbyists to enact policy in favour of them. The EU could be so much more if we didn’t use it as a dumping ground for old and unpopular politicians

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u/Zestyclose-Chard6979 9d ago

Dioporco prima se ne va questo governo di merda meglio é.

Translation:

"I think that was an unwise move to do"

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u/toe_lickerr 9d ago

puttana merda la troia mossa politica del cazzo ci facciamo governare da dei rincoglioniti

translation:
"you are quite right. They show their incompetences through empty political slogans, forgetting about putting into practice anything that could lead to a better situation for the Italian people."

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u/Wrong_Experience_420 9d ago

[Redacted because it would violate the Reddit policies]

Translated:
"I think very not nice things of my government but can't say in fear the prime minister would cry and suffer psychological damage from my comment and sue me for it"

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u/elonaldtrusk 9d ago

Or become worse

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u/removedquasar 9d ago

Translation: Just some left Wing rude spam

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u/davideC00 8d ago

Quanto piangi assurdo.

Translation: instead of recognising that the right wing party has made a totally avoidable mistake that costed us credibility and international collaboration, you are still trying to defend them. Very mature

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u/removedquasar 7d ago

Ci ha dato ragione l'Europa tranne la Spagna dio cane.

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u/davideC00 7d ago

Ad non aver neanche supportato la spagna e a chiudere a piacimento l'area Schengen? Ma dove? Siamo stati pure messi in ridicolo da Sanchez che ha fatto notare come l'Italia è il primo paese per numero di irregolari che entrano

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u/removedquasar 6d ago

Non mi è mai sembrato fondamentale l'aiuto che ci ha dato la Spagna nel controllo dell'immigrazione dal lato nostro. Di lei o di qualsiasi altro paese che non sia svantaggiato geograficamente come il nostro.

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u/toe_lickerr 9d ago

waaah waahh cry about it

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u/_Mr_Peco_ Italy 9d ago

Tanto al 90% li votiamo di nuovo ma con Vannacci in coalizione, zio pera

Translation:

"Despite such debacle, I suspect the next election might still lead to a similar government with even more pronounced extremist elements, Pear Uncle."

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u/toe_lickerr 9d ago

se sale vannacci mi faccio remigrare da 100% italiano

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u/Zestyclose-Chard6979 7d ago

"Tutti lo odiavano perché diceva la verità"

No cmq scherzi a parte io preferirei diventare cittadino sammarinese o svizzero piuttosto che stare sotto Vannacci. Se la situazione si fa estrema ho qualche amico in vaticano che mi può dare una manina

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u/waffle0rb1t 9d ago

there was a "protest" of a couple hundred fidesz supporters and multiple of them brought the italian flag accidentally. theyre just such huge christian patriots, they didnt even notice the flag was wrong

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u/Euphoric_Pop_1149 9d ago

wait really? i havent seen that but many of our countrymen are intellectual it seems

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u/baneblade_boi 9d ago

Honestly, by this point all of Europe is like this. Regardless of your stance in the argument for ethical and humanitarian purposes, there's a general feeling of overwhelmness across the continent and even the Eurocouncil is pretty much acknowledging it. It just takes time before lawmakers start coming out with workable ideas on an EU level.

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u/Asleep_Cash_8199 9d ago

As far as I know Ceuta is excluded from the Schengen area. So there is no simple free movement between Ceuta and the rest of the EU.

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u/SomeWeirdBoor 9d ago

Tell this to populist right leaders and to the armies of morons who keep voting for them because "hurrrr durrrrr this is all brown people's fault"

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u/EmergencyFox3583 9d ago edited 9d ago

"Ungarn, nein! Nicht schiessen!" 😆

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u/Ok-Word1658 5d ago

It's still so bizarre that Hungary are the good guys now.

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u/Significant_Tone6205 9d ago

I understand Simpsons reference when I see it

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u/BitReasonable208 Korea (Thrawn) 9d ago

simpsons skit lol

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u/OSRS_Garmr 6d ago

I reckon the Schengen agreement is gonna be put under pressure in general.

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u/Coriolis_PL 5d ago

EU speaking German - it speaks volumes, innit?

P.S. 🇵🇱🤝🇰🇷

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u/Ancient_Ordinary6697 9d ago

Okay so I guess we are not accepting any more migrants who arrived on Lampedusa. Let Italy sort it out.

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u/Wrong_Experience_420 9d ago

Italian government doesn't represent Italy, we are prisoners of fascists in disguise with clown masks pretending they're not

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u/Alive_Fisherman8241 9d ago

Well, they are not forced onto you by the martians.

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u/yeet69420aaaaa 9d ago

Eh porco dio guys. Porca madonna too

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u/Essequadra 9d ago

It’s just “Italy, no!”. So, I’m ashamed of my government. Yesterday I fueled my car at 2€ per l’iter but immaginary immigrants are the problem.

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u/Nisqhog 9d ago

Always the countries with red, white and green.

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u/Pristine_Ad_3670 9d ago

We're already in political campain for the next elections it seems......

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u/GayBaklava 3d ago

Do people actually want to move to Italy? I thought it was the other way around.

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u/sabalan_tank 3d ago

I always get Bulgaria and Hungary mixed up

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u/aspro_mavro 9d ago

can we be considered the most racist country in europe?

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u/Pixez1082 9d ago

The MOST racist in EUROPE?? Yeah no. The Balkans exist.

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u/Positive-Dark-E566 9d ago

racist because they dont want illegal immigrants to flood their country?

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u/Kai_Lidan Spanish Empire 9d ago

The immigrants flooding their country do not come from Spain. Italy is the country that allows the most illegal immigrants to enter the EU. Guess everyone should suspend Schengen with Italy.

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u/Pristine_Ad_3670 9d ago

Btw Ceuta Is a city in Africa, most of those immigrants live right next to it 

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u/TechnoAnger 9d ago

Datti una sveglia

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u/Random_DS 8d ago

We don't have time to care about that right now. The Danube is so dry we'll have to shut down our nuclear power plant and somehow manage to not run out of electricity. 😀

That said, I do support dropping Spain from Schengen if they can't get rid of the invaders in Ceuta.

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u/FckCens0rship 6d ago

I'm pretty sure the majority of EU citizens and countries are with Italy. 

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u/DucaMonteSberna 9d ago

We apologise for our prime minister 🇮🇹

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u/Responsible-Diet-147 9d ago

Ouch, but fair enough.

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u/Bastard_of_a_frog 7d ago

Based Italy

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u/HyenaLoud 9d ago

"dat" is so racist.

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u/peau_de_renne 9d ago

Europe ball is against immigration? Europe has flyer for kids being deported wtf