Making Europe democratic - pt. 2 - Diem25
In this short series we discuss three relatively new political parties. All three seek to change the political game in Europe. In this second part we discuss Diem25.
For part 1 on the Pirate party click here: • Making Europe democrat...
For part 3 on Volt click here: • Making Europe democrat...
Website of Diem25: diem25.org/en/
Chapters:
0:00 Intro: democratise Europe
0:57 The Disrupters
1:32 Diem25
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It is a fair argument that the EU has some democratic flaws. As a Brit I campaigned to remain in the EU. I would have been less resistant to the suggestion of leaving if our own democracy was strong. However in the UK we have a First Past the Post electoral system that straight up ignores a huge part of the electorate and a totally unelected second chamber with hereditary peers. It feels pretty ironic to suggest we should have left the reasonably democratic EU in order to give more power to our flailing democracy. I talked about this in the 2nd and 3rd videos on my channel.
@Fummy007
2 жыл бұрын
I'd rather we ran our own country thanks.
@TheTrackRecord
2 жыл бұрын
@@Fummy007 well we did for all intents and purposes before brexit. Everything that mattered was under our control and the only stuff we legislated on at an EU level was stuff that simply made more sense to deal with at an international level.
@MarkWilliams-mo5ic
11 ай бұрын
The corrupt unelected parasitic eu government no country no people no commodities how does it finance its self lol MEMBER state corrupt home governments trick taxpayers into financeing it! Why? Because member state governments control and own the unelected corrupt parasitic government via meps to force undemocratic unpopular laws on member states populations lol just ask why do countrys need two government's lo
Thanks for covering this topic. I am hyped about the rise of Volt, Diem and the Pirates in the Greek, Dutch and Czech elections respectively.
@Ciceroni1
2 жыл бұрын
Very welcome. Thanks for watching!
Awesome
I ve never heard about this movement before. Thanks ;)
Very good video! :D
I still feel I didn't learn much about what they stand for :(
@ComradeHellas
2 жыл бұрын
kzread.info/dash/bejne/k5yMsrixc86TlZM.html Try this one
@Ciceroni1
2 жыл бұрын
That's true. The goal of our videos was more to explain how they work rather than exactly what they stand for. The TLDR-video is more focussed on the standpoints. Very worth while watching too.
Out of curiosity, do Czechs prefer to call their country "Czechia" over "Czech Republic" or does it not really matter?
@Ciceroni1
2 жыл бұрын
Since 2016 Czechia is the official English short name of the country and is used in the EU and UN I believe. However, apart from such official aspects, I am not sure what Czech people generally prefer.
@irishdc9523
2 жыл бұрын
@@Ciceroni1 Actually didn't know that it was officially changed
The first minute and a half should have been cut.
@Ciceroni1
2 жыл бұрын
This was a choice we were wondering about. If someone watches only 1 of the parts, the intro should be there, so we kept it in. However, there are chapters in the video so you can easily skip past the intro:)
your map of Europe omits Kosovo
EU needs to go, making it stronger is the opposite of what we need.
@Ciceroni1
2 жыл бұрын
What do you think the solution is? I imagine getting rid of the EU is just a step, not the endgame of your plan. Interested to hear your thoughts