Europe's hold on economic institutions must be broken

[PoS]

[Boris Johnson]

So once again we get to the point in the argument where your point of demarcation becomes entirely arbitrary and your points peppered with red herrings.

I'm done.

[PoS]

There is nothing arbitrary with what I said, EU has no common fiscal authority. That is fact.

Of course, when you lose the argument you cry foul, take your toys and come running back into your room.

[The Comrade]

you're oversimplifying the role of the european union. it's not surprising but it is what it is.

[PoS]

Other than adding to your post count youre not saying much else.

By that logic then NAFTA would be considered a single economy as well.

[kapitokrug]

[PoS]

That doesnt answer the question: is the EU a single economy like the US or a trading block like NAFTA.

[kapitokrug]

It's in between. There's freedom of movement, but no unified policy.

The supercommissioner role mentioned in the other thread would be a step towards greater economic integration.

[Showboat]

Do we really want some tin-pot Latin American country on the UN security council? No thanks, I know enough Brazilians to know I wouldn't trust them to run a 7-11.

oooh you've got a big economy, well maybe that's because you have a huge population, f**k.