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    Mark, 1.03% of its members gross national income does not mean that each member pays that percentage to the EU coffers from their respective income.
    Some member states pay a lot more, others receive much more than they pay in.

    To translate this into some practical example: a factory owner or farmer (farmer can mean someone owning a large estate with expensive machinery) in an EU state that absorbs EU funds, could sit down and grin, knowing that money will arrive from Brussels.

    A poor idiot in the West (Britain, for example), with no work, won't see a penny from the EU.

    Is that fair?

    The idea that the EU is a beneficial, egalitarian unity of equal rights and opportunities is total humbug.

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