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I don't know how big a problem are earthquakes but I personally don't trust my fellow Greeks to drive a car safely without killing anyone. You're talking about
by YeGoblynQueenne 4y ago
I don't know how big a problem are earthquakes but I personally don't trust my fellow Greeks to drive a car safely without killing anyone. You're talking about a country were rank incompetence runs rampant, where nothing works and nobody can get a job done properly. Everything in this country is done shoddily, in half, and while cutting corners - not for any considerations of economy or efficiency, but just so the project leaders can each pocket their share of the cuttings. Every new plan to develop this or build that, or inaugurate the other, is always introduced with great fanfare, with officials in pretty suits cutting ribbons and shaking hands and smiling for the cameras, and a month later you can see the ribbon still flapping over the rubbish-strewn derelict of the great project as stray dogs piss on its ruins.
Before those social and political, rather than technological, obstacles to progress are resolved, the last thing anyone should encourage Greece to do is install nuclear bloody reactors on our land.
- rglullis 4y agoTwo words for you: BER and Dieselgate. Corruption and abuse of power is not just a Greek thing.
- YeGoblynQueenne 4y agoWhere in my comment does it say that it is? Can you please show me?
- rglullis 4y agoWell, if you go a long diatribe "not trusting your fellow Greeks", it implies you trust other people more for these complex projects.
- YeGoblynQueenne 4y agoIt implies nothing of the sort. You're just trying your best to misinterpret what I actually wrote.
- rglullis 4y agoYou start a whole paragraph saying "you don't trust your fellow Greeks", throws the laundry list of problems with Greek society, then concludes with "before those social problems are solved, we shouldn't build any nuclear reactors on our land". That implies that your problem is specifically with Greece having nuclear plants, and that there are other societies that are capable of managing nuclear reactors on their land. Does it not?
- YeGoblynQueenne 4y agoNope.
- rglullis 4y agoThen you just want to complain about Greeks. Which is... your prerogative, but not very helpful?
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- YeGoblynQueenne 4y ago"not very helpful"? Why? Do you disagree with what I wrote above, about the situation in Greece? Because you said that "Corruption and abuse of power is not just a Greek thing". Not "just" a Greek thing, yes? So you must think that it is a Greek thing. Note, my comment was not only about "corruption and abuse of power", but also about incompetence. See in my comment: "a country were rank incompetence runs rampant". You didn't seem to disagree with that - you only commented about corruption and abuse of power. So which parts of all this do you disagree with? Can you clarify? I'm sorry but I have to confess, I'm very confused by the way you choose to communicate. If instead of attacking an opinion I didn't express, you had taken the time to think carefully about what I acturally wrote, and made a comment about that, you could have spared us both a lot of wasted effort. If you didn't have time to think carefully and you just wanted to express your disagreement or frustration at my comment, you could always just downvote my comment. But if you're going to put time in a discussion, then put enough time in it to avoid confusing everyone, including yourself. If I may.
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