Why are you pushing such a bs populist agenda? Those read like the weak and pointlessly stupid arguments I've heard around brexit and each country deciding per se, etc, etc.
As an Italian I'm stoked that my country has given up sovereignty on money printing, it would've been a disaster otherwise as it has been for decades before.
The Eurozone and common fiscal policy is the only thing that keeps our populist governments in check.
And don't you think that this wasn't known when the eurozone and common currency was decided among the members?
The pros *far* outweight the cons. It's not even an argument.
Opinions about the euro have always been positive and no country would go back.
The european commission regularly polls europeans for their stance towards the euro:
> Nearly eight out of ten respondents in the euro area think that having the euro is a good thing for the EU and nearly seven out of ten respondents think that having the euro is a good thing for their country.
Of all the things in the EU, the Euro is by far the most positive, without it the last 20 years would've been an absolute disaster for many countries in Europe.