r/EuropeanFederalists

Greenland is not part of the EU, despite forming the Kingdom of Denmark together with EU member continental Denmark and the Faroe Islands. So, technically, Greenland and continental Denmark have equal status as constituent parts of the same Kingdom of Denmark, much like Scotland and England within the UK. Yet continental Denmark is an EU member state, while Greenland is not part of the EU. By that same logic, could Scotland use the Danish example to rejoin the EU without leaving the United Kingdom?

I'm actually very curious to hear people's opinions on world federalism, and the general push towards unity in the world.

I'm from Serbia (albeit diaspora) and I've always considered myself somewhat of a global citizen, which is why I'm heavily in favor of both European federalism and world federalism eventually too, one being the means to another.

And don't get it mixed up, just because you don't think it's practical, doesn't mean you aren't a world federalist, because that's the main argument i hear against it. You can still believe in an ideal world while not believing it is possible in the current age.

I'm curious to see if the dots connect for others the way that they do for me, not going to be argumentative about it