Asklemmy

Fair enough, but I think that the "Eurosupremacist capitalism" is at least partially a reflection of the politics from the EU's most powerful members. After all, the current europarlement is comprised of "blocks" built with representatives from national parties. Those who hold the reins nationally, are most likely to also hold them at the top level. In addition, individual EU member states are not "strong" enough on their own so the EU is necessary despite its shortcomings. We are not Canada after all. Either we form a "block", or you Canadians are left without us to duke it out against US, Russia, China on the world stage. And honestly, Venezuela partly has itself to blame for its mess given the domestic political decision-making. Yes, I realise there may be foreign influence as well but would that not be mostly the US? They (used to) love messing with e.g. Chile as well.

So to be honest with you, I do not see how resenting the EU for being what it is helps anyone on this globe with the (geopolitical) issues with e.g. the US, Russia, China and so on (I do not resent any of their citizens of course, I mostly refer political bodies in this case).