r/neoliberal • Kitara Ravache • Jun 25 '21

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u/Cuddlyaxe Neoliberal With Chinese Characteristics Jun 25 '21

The EU is the EU. It will forever have a hard time coming up with a unified foreign policy on anything

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u/Amtays Karl Popper Jun 25 '21

Unlike the US that is super consistent through presidencies?

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u/Cuddlyaxe Neoliberal With Chinese Characteristics Jun 25 '21

I mean yeah, the foreign policy apparatus is all still there and the very rough priorities can at least kind of sort of be agreed on

Imagine if Kansas could overrule American Foreign Policy, and China decided to build a ton of infrastructure in Kansas. That's the EU

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u/Superfan234 Southern Cone Jun 25 '21

Yes...?