>To argue otherwise is to suggest that the Greeks et al are simply not ready or able to govern themselves, which I have difficulty accepting. And what happens

>To argue otherwise is to suggest that the Greeks et al are simply not ready or able to govern themselves, which I have difficulty accepting. And what happens when a new government is elected that is made up mainly of people who actively protested the loans and the terms the ECB made in the first place and for their trouble were gassed, beaten and jailed? People who turn off their brains and their capacity for moral/ethical calculation for no better reason that "someone signed a contract" are reductionist, simplistic and are capable of assent to monumental crimes.