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(06-02-2017, 08:35 AM)xxlt Wrote: I found that funny too. I was like... he realizes we are in agreement here, right... and of course you did.

I wish I was up on European politics as you are now. My knowledge is very general and base on history much more than contemporary activity... I just know that in terms of political diversity most of the EU, hell most of the world, runs rings around the US. There are practically dictatorships with more flavors the our political marketplace.

Just wanted to throw out that I sort of keep up with European politics at a fraction of the level Belsnickel does.  I've been learning Italian for a bit, and am nowhere near fluent in Italian as Belsnickel seems to be in German, but as I progress more I will probably start keeping up with it at a much higher rate when I get back to reading Italian newspapers again.  I won't have anything interesting to add for quite some time, but once I get my schedule sorted out to add Italian practice, I can start making some commentary from a similar Italian skew as Belnickel's German one.  

Don't start expecting anything too soon or even within a year.  Anyways, this post is more a way for me to put this out there so there will be some drive/motivation to get back to Italian learning and to make a foray into European politics from a "native" view.