crustyfolker
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Ok, for me it's the fact that those who make the rules are not elected by any of us they are sort of the unknown. They decide what's right and wrong and get it wrong. The TPD is one example that shows there is either corruption or ill thought out policy.I don't really see how EU is undemocratic that's all. But that's only because I had a chance to experience some USSR during childhood. All I'm saying is that this seemingly undemocratic EU is not as bad as people make it out to be.
if i put nicotine into a kettle does the kettle become a tobacco product? No a tobacco product is a cigarette, cigar or something that contains TOBACCO. eliquids are nicotine products.
Is it fair that someone pays tax while working then cannot get help from the very system they have payed into because that help has been given to people who never contributed towards the system. Because the EU has caused this by the freedom of movement. No we had no choice because the EU decided it. So if you get the examples mentioned the EU is more like a dictatorship than a democracy because all EU citizens are not given a choice on all things in their own country The EU's unelected decide a lot of it.
If i where to say everyone has to use only a mechanical mod no ones allowed a vw or tc mod that would be the same in sense. I would be telling everyone how to do something instead of giving people the choice to make up their own mind who made the rules up of what they can use to vape.
As i said earlier there are some good points that the EU has done for EU citizens but the EU is now starting to get to many things wrong and take away things eventually they could well turn the EU into a United states of Europe.
You mention USSR which is a prime example of what i am talking about. What happened to USSR it didn't work and it is now split into different countries rather than states. It was a Communist state which is what the EU will become very much like in time if it carrys on how it is.