Bofferbrauer2 said:
Add the US to the graph and you'll see that they're performing similarly. In fact, the last 2 years, despite your claim of slowdown the EU outpaced the US. The perception of slowdown comes from the inflation in the 70s and 80s; it enabled more growth but was less stable, and the inflation ate up most of the growth anyway. Of course most if those things would all have happened (most because the immigration crisis hit all of Europe and got resolved pretty quickly, and Spain is recovering these days. The Yellow vests protested against rising cost of living in France due to a planned rise of the fuel tax and nothing else, thus having nothing to do with the EU). But that's like saying that the next government shutdown in the US is clear sign to leave the United States ASAP. No country is without times of crisis, if you count these as reasons to leave then better not live on the planet Earth because such things happen in every single country on Earth. |
" (most because the immigration crisis hit all of Europe and got resolved pretty quickly,"
It's still very much still going on, which is why we have the situation in Poland and Austria.
"The Yellow vests protested against rising cost of living in France due to a planned rise of the fuel tax and nothing else, thus having nothing to do with the EU"
Sorry, no. The yellow vests started with fuel but evolved into a far larger movement. - https://www.reddit.com/r/neoliberal/comments/a3op4n/the_peoples_directives_demands_made_by_the_yellow/ / https://www.huffingtonpost.fr/2018/11/29/les-gilets-jaunes-publient-une-nouvelle-flopee-de-revendications_a_23604413/







