Goodbye EU... Hello solo

[lampost]

So...what was wrong with Greece...it was a corrupt country with a population with benefits payed for by loans they could not pay back. It was either bankrupt or reform under pressure. And not just pressure of the EU, also the IMF and other money lenders. The Greek people in the long run might well have an advantage thanks to this, because thanks to the EU structure there is someone checking theire picked corrupt government... And helping them to form a decent and working system.

Look, I could not agree with you more regarding the corruptness of Greece and the unsuitability of its welfare program. However for me, I like what Churchill once said "democracy is the worst form of government that has been created, except for all the others." It cant be that the creators of democracy can have it swept away from them. I could not disagree more with your notion that foreign entities should be allowed to interfere with another countries democratic process.

[Meish]

Look, I could not agree with you more regarding the corruptness of Greece and the unsuitability of its welfare program. However for me, I like what Churchill once said "democracy is the worst form of government that has been created, except for all the others." It cant be that the creators of democracy can have it swept away from them. I could not disagree more with your notion that foreign entities should be allowed to interfere with another countries democratic process.

Well other countries normally should not. But, if you borrow borrow a foundation money and they did spend it all on booze instead of healthy food...would you not send in someone to get your money back? And would they not take custody over the foundation untill all is in order again?

What would have done to make Greece repay its debt? Or would you just have said: "HUh? all my money gone to booze? Oh...ah wel.. ****...I don't like ehm anymore... ---> leading to the collapse of the foundation heavilly influencing all around it.// you giving even more money to prefend collapse