r/Teenager_Polls 23d ago

Political Poll A Federal Europe?

Do you like the idea of a federal Europe? having some areas of sovereignty like the Army, a substantial budget, an elected president and government and many more

765 votes, 16d ago
373 Yes Absolutely
139 Yes partially
68 Not sure
44 No partially
141 Absolutely against
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u/Tay_Hlebko 17NB 23d ago

It's pretty much already federal, since EU laws can override a country's constitution. Which means that the EU actually possesses sovereignty rather than the member states because the EU is the highest authority.

u/Eternal_Superyid 23d ago

Some countries still have an opt in, while others dont. So youre very close to correct.

u/Tay_Hlebko 17NB 23d ago edited 23d ago

Can you elaborate? I've only heard of opting in and out for the Schengen area. To my knowledge, EU laws are supreme in all full member states.

u/Eternal_Superyid 23d ago

Im from denmark, and our constitution overrules eu law. This means that our King can say yes or no to any eu regulation.

He has not said no to anything yet(to my knowledge), but he can. If eu removed that right of his, denmark would have to rewrite our constitution..

u/Tay_Hlebko 17NB 23d ago

Oh interesting