Netherlands, Finland, Luxembourg, Poland and Italy Oppose EU Copyright Directive
The issue I see with the EU, is that it&#x27;s essentially centralizing all the &quot;countries&quot; into &quot;states&quot;. Where by, each of the states will simply answer to the two countries with the most power. Namely Germany, followed by France.<p>Personally, I think it&#x27;s sad. It&#x27;s as if we&#x27;re watching the destruction of all the national identities. Only to be centralized by powers who are only interested in their own national identity.<p>This is similar to the struggle the U.S. faced at the start. You cannot have a centralized government making laws without invasively deciding everything. A federation of the EU made sense. Shared currency, shared military, etc. But by trying to manage the economy (which copyright is an extension of), they are essentially going down the path of ever increasing centralization.<p>With that, countries like the U.K., who have a strong national identity, can and should leave - if they want to be an independent nation.