What's to follow Brexit? Czechout?

[Genivaria]

Czechout? Maybe how about:

- Grexit (Ok we had that one)
- Frenchxit
- Dutchixt
- Gerxit (sounds a lot like Grexit eh?)
- Spaxit
- Portxit
- Belxit
- Italxit
- Polxit

*Head explodes*

- Departugal
- Italeave
- Latervia
- Outstria
- Byegium
- Finish
- Polend'
- Leavethuania

Maltgone?

[Genivaria]

Can Germany have the monarchy back?

I want the Holy Roman Empire back, as replacement and sucessor of the current EU.

Someone's been playing too much the perfect amount of EU4.

[Engleberg]

Can Germany have the monarchy back?

I want the Holy Roman Empire back, as replacement and sucessor of the current EU.

We'd be better off with the German Empire returning.

[The first Galactic Republic]

The puns. Too much.

[Koninkrijk Zeeland]

No

Why is that?

After a revolution you can't go back. Also the constitution does not allow the monarchy and to change it would be very difficult.

[Souseiseki]

Can Germany have the monarchy back?

I want the Holy Roman Empire back, as replacement and sucessor of the current EU.

you're just setting yourself up for a hrexit

[Engleberg]

Why is that?

After a revolution you can't go back. Also the constitution does not allow the monarchy and to change it would be very difficult.

That's the problem with modern Germany. Right when "Bundes" was slapped to the name is when it went all downhill.

[Dushan]

I want the Holy Roman Empire back, as replacement and sucessor of the current EU.

Someone's been playing too much the perfect amount of EU4.

Last thing I've played on EU4 was Milan and France. Didn got around yet for HRE stuff.

However you can't deny that the Holy Roman Empire and the Imperial Insignia in Vienna have unlike the EU some cred.

I want the Holy Roman Empire back, as replacement and sucessor of the current EU.

We'd be better off with the German Empire returning.

Actually the official name of the Holy Roman Empire was:

Heiliges Römisches Reich Deutscher Nation

The German Empire of 1871 was a Nation State (excluding already Austria, the other german state) not the Universal State that the HRE used to be.

[Engleberg]

Someone's been playing too much the perfect amount of EU4.

Last thing I've played on EU4 was Milan and France. Didn got around yet for HRE stuff.

However you can't deny that the Holy Roman Empire and the Imperial Insignia in Vienna have unlike the EU some cred.

We'd be better off with the German Empire returning.

Actually the official name of the Holy Roman Empire was:

Heiliges Römisches Reich Deutscher Nation

The German Empire of 1871 was a Nation State (excluding already Austria, the other german state) not the Universal State that the HRE used to be.

I know. The German Empire was more stable than the HRE, and therefore would be a better choice.

Unless the states that would be incorporated would somehow come to an agreement to ensure its success.

[Olerand]

Someone's been playing too much the perfect amount of EU4.

Last thing I've played on EU4 was Milan and France. Didn got around yet for HRE stuff.

However you can't deny that the Holy Roman Empire and the Imperial Insignia in Vienna have unlike the EU some cred.

We'd be better off with the German Empire returning.

Actually the official name of the Holy Roman Empire was:

Heiliges Römisches Reich Deutscher Nation

The German Empire of 1871 was a Nation State (excluding already Austria, the other german state) not the Universal State that the HRE used to be.

Cred for what? Failure?

[Cetacea]

and then it goes international with

USA
Texit
HawaiWeGoi
Floridios
CaliForkYou
American Say-No-Moa

China
Xingjiangone
Shanghai'd
Hong Gone

Australia
No-folk Island
New South We-Outaheare

[Dushan]

Cred for what? Failure?

Hey, no need to be salty over the outcome of the 1519 Imperial Elections. It's really long ago.

Charles and Francis tried to outdo each other in voluminous bribes; Charles in the end had deeper pockets.

However on a second look, a few things remained the same.

Germany still got deeper Pockets.

[Olerand]

Cred for what? Failure?

Hey, no need to be salty over the outcome of the 1519 Imperial Elections. It's really long ago.

Charles and Francis tried to outdo each other in voluminous bribes; Charles in the end had deeper pockets.

However on a second look, a few things remained the same.

Germany still got deeper Pockets.

Uh... Uh.... Uh..... Ok, this was good. I have no response.

[Risottia]

Can Germany have the monarchy back?

I want the Holy Roman Empire back, as replacement and sucessor of the current EU.

Sorry, the Pope doesn't look like he's going to crown anyone any soon, and the Czech crown has been abolished in 1919 iirc.

[Risottia]

Someone's been playing too much the perfect amount of EU4.

Last thing I've played on EU4 was Milan and France. Didn got around yet for HRE stuff.

However you can't deny that the Holy Roman Empire and the Imperial Insignia in Vienna have unlike the EU some cred.
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Erm, Milan was part of the HRE (which was born exactly because the Pope rewarded the Franks for invading Lombardy and as a way to tell the Roman Empire aka Byzantines to sod off). Also its proper capital would be Aquisgrana, not Vindobona.

[The East Marches]

I want the Holy Roman Empire back, as replacement and sucessor of the current EU.

Sorry, the Pope doesn't look like he's going to crown anyone any soon, and the Czech crown has been abolished in 1919 iirc.

Does the Pope still take bribes gifts?

[New Aapelistan]

#Fixit

[Stadenwick]

China
Xingjiangone
Shanghai'd
Hong Gone

Taiwa-lk off

[Delator]

From an American perspective, I'm happy to see the EU go...

...The EU needs to go for many reasons.

The EU collapsing is one of my dreams.

That faint sound you hear coming from the Kremlin is laughter.

[Stadenwick]

From an American perspective, I'm happy to see the EU go...

...The EU needs to go for many reasons.

The EU collapsing is one of my dreams.

That faint sound you hear coming from the Kremlin is laughter.

also from Trump's golf course in Scotland

[Corrian]

I'm just here for the puns.

[Dahon]

Well gang. It looks like the European experiment may finally be coming to a close. This has been a long time coming, given the long and storied tradition of European countries hating each other's guts. From an American perspective, I'm happy to see the EU go. We already have one united states, we don't need another. And with the Eurozone centralized bank, Euro currency, free movement, and talk of a European army, it really honest to god does seem like the European governments are moving towards one Europe, and up until this week, have been showing no signs of slowing down.

Here's to preserving culture, NSG.

The hell is "culture" in the context of a peninsula?

[Olerand]

Well gang. It looks like the European experiment may finally be coming to a close. This has been a long time coming, given the long and storied tradition of European countries hating each other's guts. From an American perspective, I'm happy to see the EU go. We already have one united states, we don't need another. And with the Eurozone centralized bank, Euro currency, free movement, and talk of a European army, it really honest to god does seem like the European governments are moving towards one Europe, and up until this week, have been showing no signs of slowing down.

Here's to preserving culture, NSG.

The hell is "culture" in the context of a peninsula?

Europe being the "peninsula"? While I don't see how the EU is a threat to European culture -globalization, or more accurately Americanization certainly is, this peninsula has plenty of unique and distinct culture(s).

[Dahon]

Europe being the "peninsula"? While I don't see how the EU is a threat to European culture -globalization, or more accurately Americanization certainly is, this peninsula has plenty of unique and distinct culture(s).

It has its cultures thanks to peoples being relatively untroubled by paranoid notions of "preserving one's culture", being curious enough to look around and snippy-snap from other peoples' cultures. In the context of the European peninsula -- in the context of virtually everyone falling over to praise the begods out of really ancient Greece and quite ancient Rome, both of them carriers of multiculturalist perks and anxieties -- in the context of the Europe of straddling multicontinental empires, from Cathay through the Americas -- I find the far-right notion of "culture" and the need to preserve it through destroying transnational organizations like the EU (whatever the cost in wealth and life and what else extinguished) at least preposterous and at most dangerous.

[The United Colonies of Earth]

Last thing I've played on EU4 was Milan and France. Didn got around yet for HRE stuff.

However you can't deny that the Holy Roman Empire and the Imperial Insignia in Vienna have unlike the EU some cred.
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Erm, Milan was part of the HRE (which was born exactly because the Pope rewarded the Franks for invading Lombardy and as a way to tell the Roman Empire aka Byzantines to sod off). Also its proper capital would be Aquisgrana, not Vindobona.

Why in the name of our princeps Gaius Julius Caesar Augustus Filius Dei do the Italians use the Latin name for Aachen?
That came as a surprise to me. I thought Aquisgrana would have been near Munich...but then I saw what Google Search brought up and my misconceptions were swept away.