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A Constitution for Europe

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There's a lot of discussion here about it, so give us your point of view and the reason why you'd like to have it adopted or not by your country.
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one word : NO

against european ultra-liberal politics (already in use :! )

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Luckily we are allowed to vote wether we want the European constitution. I will vote against it simply because I believe that each country with it's own traditions and language also needs it's own constitution.

And I'm afraid that with this constitution more power will go the European Union which could result in Germany, France and Great Brittain will have more influence on politics and European law. That's the last thing I want to happen...

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ha! ultraliberal politics? In europe!?
*looks around* fucking where!?

Europe is becoming the seat of the right wing ... what gives?

Oh and for the thread: NO

<b>Edit:</b> Oh, maybe you mean neo-liberal. In that case I do agree with you.
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Post by kuhn »

Let's just say I'm glad my country is NOT a part of the Union...

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Post by wirbel »

if europe wants to be one, it will need a constitution; and it would be nice if we could all feel more 'united', but i think it'll take a very long time for that to happen... Of course the actual reasons for a union are also very economical and thus less interesting for normal people to feel involved.

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France will vote in May and it seems the vote against this text will lead...
But I'm scared other european countries will blame us for that
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Post by red »

alx5962 wrote:France will vote in May and it seems the vote against this text will lead...
But I'm scared other european countries will blame us for that
Do what we did for the Nice treaty - keep having referenda until the people vote yes... [:xx]

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I will vote...Yes, NO, Yes, No, nothing... [bday] But if I had to, I would!
Don't understand politicians, politics,... therefore, have never voted [crazy]

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latest poll

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Just heard on the news the latest internet poll gave a rise to 62% for a NO vote in France.
I would'nt worry about being seen as the bad boys of Europe,I cant see the Brits ever voting YES to this referendum.

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results : No = 55% Yes = 45%

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Post by paul-pgss »

Next wednesday will the Dutch people vote. It's likely going to be a strong "No" too.

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Post by picsou »

Why on Earth did Chirac go for this referendum? Should have skipped it and just sign at the bottom like others did, e.g....Sweden. [:o]

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How come Chitrac doesnt resign? :???:

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Post by wirbel »

at least Chirac is letting his people vote; other countries don't ask their citizens anything; i would've liked a referendum for a lot of other things... but i still think there should be a constitution for europe and a more democratic european government.

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