> Whether to use the Euro is not a subject argued over here, though it is mentioned in the news regularly. What are the different sides, and why? The above is a fairly strong argument against. If the media is strongly for integration, they must have some oft-repeated rhetoric for it. Alternatively, why not just let people use and businesses accept the currency(ies) they choose? As long as the banks can keep track, it'd work fine.

The British media is mostly anti-Euro, and I rarely listen to what politicians say, so I'm not entirely sure what the pro arguments are. I'll look into it, and get back to you. Unless julian (or other pro-European) cares to do it for me...

> gab"Favors privatized currency"by

Privatised currency has worked well in the past, and, I personally think, should be instigated. The small amount of confusion would be more than equalled by the competition between currencies.

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