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 Originally Posted by CoccoBill
You do realize that the MEPs are exactly the representatives of the EU members, aka the EU, and that the MEPs are voted in.
I've been over this with poop already, but I'll tl;dr it for you.
MEPs are not the EU. The UK govt is formed by the party with the most MPs, which means that if we vote out these MPs, this affects who is in government. MEPs getting voted out does not change the EU govt. The EU remains in charge. The EU is essentially a political party that holds perpetual power, you're not voting out the EU, only the MEPs. The EU is not democratic for this reason. They always remain in power, regardless of election results. The only way to remove the EU from office is to leave. That's the only way to hold them to account.
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