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Hello all, I live in a particularly Eurosceptic town in the UK, that is rife with ‘small town’ mentality. Most people around here haven’t really left their own county and view anything from mainland Europe as automatically worse than anything British, simply because it isn’t British. Recently some of my friends have been getting into politics and learning about the real effects of Brexit, and they genuinely couldn’t wrap their heads around the idea that the EU had a single market and was beneficial to all members to varying degrees, including the UK. They weren’t automatically dismissive of this when I brought it up, like most people in my town would be, so how would I even bring up the idea of a United Europe and how it would benefit people? I’m not looking to proselytise or convert them, I’m just wanting to casually tell them about it as they’re showing signs of some interest.
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