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<blockquote data-quote="Lucedaleblessed" data-source="post: 692909" data-attributes="member: 6747"><p>Ny neighbor was stationed in Germany until last year when he retired. He said that the Europen Union made the mistake to invite what equals Mexico into their version of the United States. That meant that jobs were lost because firms in Germany moved part of their production to Poland, Hungary etc. Also the removal of border control due to the Shengen Agreement (which stopped as part of the immigration crisis) meant increased crime rates. The have stopped entire busses filled with small time criminals who are transported from absolutely poverty every summer to the large capitals where they based on the busses goes out in the streets pickpocketing and shoplifting in organized teams.</p><p></p><p>If Mexico became part of the United States tomorrow what would then happen? Would firms move down there? Would the drug criminals turn to other criminal activities when police forces from the other states regained control of the country?</p><p></p><p>Together with my neighbor I believe that they went too far transistion the system from a number of independent countries with free trade to a copy of our states without a strong president and with a leadership the voters cannot vote on directly. It left the voter with a distrust and a feeling that they were left out of the process. Secondly they did not al together enter their countries from the outside with a wish of a common future as we did. They has been Germans, French, British etc. for more than thousand years. That is their identity. They don't feel like they are Europeans.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Lucedaleblessed, post: 692909, member: 6747"] Ny neighbor was stationed in Germany until last year when he retired. He said that the Europen Union made the mistake to invite what equals Mexico into their version of the United States. That meant that jobs were lost because firms in Germany moved part of their production to Poland, Hungary etc. Also the removal of border control due to the Shengen Agreement (which stopped as part of the immigration crisis) meant increased crime rates. The have stopped entire busses filled with small time criminals who are transported from absolutely poverty every summer to the large capitals where they based on the busses goes out in the streets pickpocketing and shoplifting in organized teams. If Mexico became part of the United States tomorrow what would then happen? Would firms move down there? Would the drug criminals turn to other criminal activities when police forces from the other states regained control of the country? Together with my neighbor I believe that they went too far transistion the system from a number of independent countries with free trade to a copy of our states without a strong president and with a leadership the voters cannot vote on directly. It left the voter with a distrust and a feeling that they were left out of the process. Secondly they did not al together enter their countries from the outside with a wish of a common future as we did. They has been Germans, French, British etc. for more than thousand years. That is their identity. They don't feel like they are Europeans. [/QUOTE]
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