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Originally posted by George Smiley The EU Constitution isn't a constitution! Its a treaty, exactly the same in nature as every other treaty we've had so far, so of course it has everything spelled out. The EU is not a state, it is a collection of states that have decided it is in their best interests to have shared regulations (similar to NATO, and you wouldn't assume NATO is a state would you?)

I'll admit that I only glanced at it, mostly section II, but it sure sounds like a bit more than just a treaty.

The US was supposed to be somewhat similar to how this sounds, with a small limited federal government (for the people, by the people), and the States would be reserved to have all the power not spelled out in the Constitution. Anyone living here knows that this is definitely NOT the case today (nor has it been for quite some time, maybe 100 years)

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