o not think that the european union is the modern version of hobis's lyviet an is simply in that principles of solidarity of subsidiarity defends human rights and is to the social
I do not think that the European Union is the modern version of Hobbes's Leviathan; it is simply an institution that embodies principles of solidarity and of subsidiarity, defends human rights, and is committed to safeguarding the social market economy, and the market itself is an instrument for creating social policy; so there is nothing here that is trying to limit anybody's freedom, we are simply defending the rights of half a billion European citizens who live within our Union.
I do not think that the European Union is the modern version of Hobbes's Leviathan; is simply an that principles of solidarity of subsidiarity, defends human rights, and is to the social market and market itself instrument for creating social policy; so there is nothing here is trying to limit freedom, we are simply the rights of a billion European citizens live within Union.