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How about 4. Greece leaves the EU. There could still be favourable trade agreements and some currency stabilizing etc. so it's not the end of the world, but it
by UweSchmidt 12y ago
How about
4. Greece leaves the EU.
There could still be favourable trade agreements and some currency stabilizing etc. so it's not the end of the world, but it would be a wakeup call for everyone to treat their finances a little more seriously.
German yellow press also mentioned various social programs in Greece that can only be described as frivolous even by social state standards. It's harder to be sympathetic with the Greek cause if we're paying for higher welfare abroad than we enjoy ourselves.
- viccuad 12y ago> German yellow press also mentioned various social programs in Greece that can only be described as frivolous even by social state standards. It's harder to be sympathetic with the Greek cause if we're paying for higher welfare abroad than we enjoy ourselves. You are free to move there.
- UweSchmidt 12y agoThis has nothing to do with me: - I wouldn't be eligible to most of these purported benefits in Greece - My standards of living would likely be lower even with funny welfare - Moving there would theoretically make it worse since theoretically I'm currently helping/paying So, why not write another open letter that discusses reasonable ways to save some money, OR debunk myths that discourage peope from helping?
- imarg 12y agoYellow press, you said it.