> Taxes and regulations suffocate any progress and no one wants to do anything about it.
We could rephrase this as "the shareholders aren't maximizing their value and the average Joe doesn't have a problem with it".
> Taxes and regulations suffocate any progress and no one wants to do anything about it.
We could rephrase this as "the shareholders aren't maximizing their value and the average Joe doesn't have a problem with it".
You can use as many trendy "capitalism bad" phrases as you want, it doesn't change the reality that the EU has stagnated and fallen behind both economically and on the world stage, and will likely never catch up at this rate. The average Joe's welfare pool will stagnate with it, by the way.
A mindset shift away from the very mindset you espouse is what is necessary for the EU to succeed.