r/europe • u/MacronLeNecromancer • 2d ago

Data Non-EU countries receive more funding from European Innovation Fund than 2/3 of EU countries combined

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u/eloyend Żubrza 🌲🦬🌳 Knieja 2d ago

That are actually part of EU, provide massive benefits to other member states through shared market and don't engage into genocide. Just a slight distinction.

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u/Cute_Committee6151 2d ago

So then they should try to build up their R&D so EU can fund their projects.

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u/eloyend Żubrza 🌲🦬🌳 Knieja 2d ago

Yup. In the meantime EU has plenty of countries not engaged in genocide with very good R&D record to choose our external partners from.

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u/Piotrekk94 1d ago

Are those potential partners interested in cooperating? Are there actually that much potential partners with spotless track record? And Palestine is just in final phase of FAFO, they worked diligently to alienate any country that would be willing to help. Will cooperating with Israel be acceptable after they are done? If not, how much time must pass until it is?

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u/eloyend Żubrza 🌲🦬🌳 Knieja 1d ago

You genocide whitewashers are disgusting.

Murdering innocent people is bad, persecuting civilians is bad, genocide is bad. Two wrongs don't make right. Ingrain that.

How many time must pass? Until guilty are brought before independent court.

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u/Piotrekk94 1d ago

noted, I guess we cannot cooperate with Germany, Turkey, or Japan then

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u/eloyend Żubrza 🌲🦬🌳 Knieja 1d ago

Turkey is indeed problematic for their history - perpetrators of Armenian genocide are dead though, but Japan somewhat and especially Germany to larger extent did make amends on their part and many guilty of genocide were brought to justice.

You're just arguing in bad faith - not surprising, it takes that to defend active genocide in the making.