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Originally Posted by StefanG
yeah, true to a certain agree, but when you have a country like Italy that is built on mafia and corruption, then it's an Italian problem. Not a EU problem.
there are reasons why in Italy 20+% of young people are unemployed and in other countries it's 5% or less. .
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obviously. But I wasnt even talking about Italy (which is completely different "country" than Germany or UK)...I was talking about UK...Globalization proccesses usually make just some people richer and most of the people - not exactly... But thats not the case and "fault" of EU, its worldwide. But EU speeded up this proccess in some cases definitely.
Say you had some chap in UK who could rent apartment before hordes of Poles came, for lets say 500 pounds/ month. After hordes of Poles and other Eastern Europeans "invaded" UK - same apartment goes for 900 pounds.
Now, probably not so many of those UK chaps/ blokes were going before to work for 6 pounds/ hour...But now, new EU took all those jobs and UK blokes dont even have that option....
Who makes money on that ? Already rich people - apartment owners that rent them, factory/ company bosses that employ cheaper labour.
Who potentially lost ? Blokes that were low low middle class/ low class.
Which of them is more ? One of the main reasons for Brexit.