That’s what you call representative democracy. The EU is not one person. It’s run by thousends of politicians in hundreds of parties and dozens of countries.
Expecting a unified viewpoint of all of these is simplemindend.
Nobody would say “All governments ever of country X is like this and that”.
Because on the local level most people understand that the government changes when a different party is elected and thus there is no “values/goals continuity” between different parties. If you have a left-wing government after a right-wing government, you’d expect some changes.
But with the EU, for some reason, many people think it’s just a single, constant person who runs it and keeps changing their agenda.
That’s what you call representative democracy. The EU is not one person. It’s run by thousends of politicians in hundreds of parties and dozens of countries.
Expecting a unified viewpoint of all of these is simplemindend.
Nobody would say “All governments ever of country X is like this and that”.
Because on the local level most people understand that the government changes when a different party is elected and thus there is no “values/goals continuity” between different parties. If you have a left-wing government after a right-wing government, you’d expect some changes.
But with the EU, for some reason, many people think it’s just a single, constant person who runs it and keeps changing their agenda.