I am not saying that the the European Union is evil.
You were implying that it was.
But what I am saying is that it is a political alliance that has yet to address some of the fundamental problems that lie at its core. When the proposed solution to the issue of General #676 and the Romanii Gypsy populace is simply to introduce a "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy, the problem of racism lies in waiting for some future administration rather than be addressed and confronted.
I've already pointed out that General #676 will likely be revised at the Stockholm Conference.
After all, even after the civil rights laws were passed in America, racism remained a severe problem for a couple of decades down the line. But the important point is that things will become better for minorities in the long term, not worse.
In regards to the issue of anti-Semitism, many Jewish people are still restricted by "papelles" (travel voucher documents) since 1994 . Many cities such as Paris, Berlin, Warsaw, and Madrid et al., will continue to be hotbeds of violence. Maintaining an urban policy that restricts an ethnic community to residence and movement to a few key neighborhoods is both dangerous and fundamentally undemocratic....
Need I remind you that Warsaw is controlled the Russian Empire?
Again, I don't know what ATL you're coming from; Jews have long enjoyed full civil rights in the EU. Why, the Jewish communities throughout the Union (excepting Romania perhaps) enjoy some of the highest standards of living in the world.
And yes, as I've already said, there are plenty of idiot bigots who believe every vile Judeophobic conspiracy theory imaginable, but they're nowhere in the mainstream of wider Union society.