And Macron killed is by refusing to let the left to power.
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Not insignificantly due to misinformation. Like Brexit.
Then stop killing it.
The EU car industry, in particular German carmakers are at the verge of a crisis because they lobbied so successfully against more regulations, that they fell behind on innovation. Now China is swooping up the EV market.
The problem with regulation is never regulation. It is a problem of inefficient bureaucratic processes of enforcing it. In order to have efficient processes you need to invest well into the public sector, which is something Neoliberals like Macron fiercely oppose.
Call me a mad old communist stooge but I count quality of life rather than economic output as a marker of success.
True to an extent but you need economic output to give you weight in the international stage. Otherwise you start getting pushed around by other superpowers.
Otherwise you start getting pushed around by other superpowers
This is more a coincidence of the status quo rather than a consequence of an inherent correlation between economic output and geopolitical power.
Also you need at least a reasonable amount of economic output to have good quality of life. I'm not saying good quality of life should be defined as full-blown sigma grindset consumerism, but I don't think most people would define it as cottagecore subsistence farming, either.
a reasonable amount of economic output
There's a vast difference between "reasonable " and "max_profits nothing else matters".
You know, if you look at actual subsistence farmers, I never get a cottagecore vibe. They can and do use modern bits and pieces to make their work a little less back-breaking, as they can scavenge or occasionally buy them. A pole lathe is less aesthetic when it's powered by a cut-off bungie cord.
Yeah, it's less cotagecore and more post-apocalyptic.
Don't mind me; I was just going for linguistic flourish rather than exact verisimilitude.
One-world socialist government, you say?
Let's goo
"New world order?"
Current world order sucks
Yes, I know. Very scary to Republicans and Libertarians. The rest of us would love to live in a Star Trek world.
And also just buy things that are nice for ordinary people. In the West we don't feel it, but in a place like Africa the inability to produce anything high-tech themselves hurts.
It would hurt much less, if the countries wouldn't get fucked in trade "agreements" for their agricultural products and resources.
This aspect is kind of where the whole "free market, everyone specializes, everyone wins" theory fails, as the "less developed" economies get pushed around diplomatically and militarily, rather than being allowed to participate in a fair market.
As an Egyptian, fucking yes.
EU could die because countries nominate far right anti EU presidents at a stagering rate
Don't worry, his current government is allied with the far right party right now. Just so they can beat the left coalition. It's fine right ? Riiiiiiiiight ? /s
Yeah, and frankly Macron's government style is likely to contribute to that problem. A far-right France has never been more likely.
Got to divert the blame, you know.
Yep, I expect this is all going to be The Left's fault in short order
While our regulations and social security make us the most desirable immigration destination.
We should focus more on investing in technology, but that doesn't mean that we need to deregulate to allow uber/amazon type of companies to grow here. They're not a public benefit.
Exactly
No they are not. They are kicking the rest of the worlds ass in standard of living. What that useless frog leg is saying the regulations are preventing his rich masters from being even richer.
De-regulation only helps rich assholes get richer. What he really means is the rich are getting marginally less rich right now, and they don't like it.
But haven't you heard? This is affecting yatch money, eh I mean the economy.
We could all die, Manny. You haven't done much to help.
While I'm generally sympathetic to the idea that the EU should strive to be more economically-competitive, I'm also skeptical that economic competitiveness represents an existential threat for the EU.
I'd also point out that the devil is in the details of what specific changes one plans to make. France has a lot of EU regulation and economic restrictions that they like. I suspect that a lot of people might point to the Common Agricultural Policy as something to reduce in size, though it's generally benefitted France at the expense of some other members.
So what's this banking package thing he's talking about?
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