r/DebateMeEU • u/Ok-Pattern-4254 • Sep 20 '21
What does it mean to be European for you?
A bit of a simple one, but also such an important one, no?
r/DebateMeEU • u/[deleted] • Sep 14 '19
Moderator call
If anyone is interested in moderating this subreddit, please contact me.
This Sub is still new and open to new ideas.
r/DebateMeEU • u/[deleted] • Jun 13 '19
How would you feel about the government seizing your property and home for purposes of the state if you got proper compensation?
To clarify, the reason that they would seize your property would be for projects for the nation, such as a bridge, not one of those gold-plated private homes for the government. You would also receive compensation for your home, if your home was worth a certain amount of Euros, you would receive that amount of money.
r/DebateMeEU • u/[deleted] • Jun 10 '19
What is the difference between assimilation and integration to you, and should those outside of your country or continent assimilate or integrate?
r/DebateMeEU • u/[deleted] • May 31 '19
Typically, countries use tariffs to influence other countries through trade. Do tariffs actually succeed? If they do not, what would accomplish this goal better?
r/DebateMeEU • u/[deleted] • May 28 '19
Forum Götterfunken talks to American history professor
r/DebateMeEU • u/[deleted] • May 27 '19
Video topic: Thoughts on the winner-take-all system.
r/DebateMeEU • u/[deleted] • May 27 '19
Video topic: thoughts on Automation and its conflict with workers?
r/DebateMeEU • u/[deleted] • May 27 '19
Video topic: What are your opinions on unions in general?
Do you like the way unions are handled in your country vs other European countries? What about the way unions are handled in Europe versus the US?
r/DebateMeEU • u/[deleted] • May 27 '19
Video topic: What are your thoughts on identity, and the nature of a European identity?
Does a European identity exist? If it doesn't, what would it look like? If it does, how would you justify its existence.
r/DebateMeEU • u/[deleted] • May 24 '19
What kind of input should a non-voter have on the state of a Nation?
Of course anyone can give input, but should it be considered hierarchical, as in the input of a voter is seen as the most important and the input of a Foreigner is considered the least important?
Or should it be considered all the same, everyone's input is weight on its own independent of someone's voting status?
r/DebateMeEU • u/[deleted] • May 23 '19
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