He has a point in rejoining, but I also think the EU should reform to be agnostic in terms of whether economies should be more nationalised or not. It should leave room for non-capitalist economies.
Unfortunately there’s a less than zero percent chance of that happening. The EU is an explicitly neo-liberal project, which is why Corbyn and co were so against the UK being a member.
He has a point in rejoining, but I also think the EU should reform to be agnostic in terms of whether economies should be more nationalised or not. It should leave room for non-capitalist economies.
Unfortunately there’s a less than zero percent chance of that happening. The EU is an explicitly neo-liberal project, which is why Corbyn and co were so against the UK being a member.
I saw that the EU was very accommodating to the UK until brexit. Can you explain what you mean?
The EU does restrict state interference in the economy. It doesn’t forbid it, but it does restrict it.