@FenCoul@HettyMoon "The constant motion of totalitarianism Arendt would examine years later - the steady movement toward tyranny - is measured as drips, not as a flood."
This article recalls interviews with 10 men in postwar Germany - "They Thought They were Free"
"We have allowed our streets to be dominated by Islamist extremists - now we're allowing Islamist extremists to intimidate British members of Parliament"
"Severely mentally and physically disabled people, as well as those perceived to have disabilities, were targeted because of Nazi beliefs that disabled people were a burden both to society and to the state"
I've travelled quite a bit, and paying fees to enter a country hasn't put me off because I've wanted to go there. But its usually a one off, and far away.
Charging our neighbours, when we are already losing tourists because of Brexit, is nuts. It will reduce tourism from the EU.
And for the "THEY'VE ALWAYS NEEDED A PASSPORT!" crowd
Pre-Brexit, EU/EEA citizens could use a National ID to visit the UK
Post-Brexit, EU/EEA citizens now need a passport
The British have always needed a passport because we don't have a National ID