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> "They" is ill defined here. The people who falsified the finances were not the people who suffered under austerity. That just confounds the issue. The people
by tgv 3y ago
> "They" is ill defined here. The people who falsified the finances were not the people who suffered under austerity.
That just confounds the issue. The people who profit from pensions, infrastructure, healthcare, etc. are also not the people who set it up.
- DiogenesKynikos 3y agoYou're justifying a policy that heavily punished the Greek population by pointing to the actions of a small layer of elites (i.e., investment banks that aided corrupt politicians in cooking the books). You're doing this by conflating this small group of people with the entire Greek population, as an amorphous "they."