> Isn't it sad that we now have Russian, Chinese, American, European, etc alternatives? [...] Shouldn't we rather fight that nationalistic power grab [...]

While I agree with your sentiment, European and nationalistic are two contradicting positions, unlike the other three mentioned superpowers.

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ivan_gammel 3 hours ago | parent [-]

Not really. The forging pan-European nation composed of many nationalities is a thing in all meaningful contexts. European civilization, European economy, European products, European voters etc.

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whilenot-dev 2 hours ago | parent [-]

Not really, no. Europe is neither a sovereign state nor a single political entity. It's a continent composed of many individual nations with a versatile history.

I mean sure, your example shows that the virtue of being "European" represents a certain demographic and a sovereign territory. Again, it's a continent, so what?

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lmf4lol an hour ago | parent [-]

yet

	▲	whilenot-dev an hour ago \| parent [-]
		Probably never... European nations rather seem to enjoy forming Unions, Agreements and Organizations.