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I don't understand the munchhausen syndrome-like attachment to the Eurozone that Greece seems to have. Are we not noticing some hugely important positive benefi

by jayess 11y ago

I don't understand the munchhausen syndrome-like attachment to the Eurozone that Greece seems to have. Are we not noticing some hugely important positive benefit from eurozone membership that Greece has enjoyed? Enough to virtually completely give up sovereignty and self-determination? Enough to subject the nation to foreign oppression by technocrats and bankers? How is it even a close question?

chinathrow 11y ago
No exchange rates for trade are considered "hugely important positive" for all countries within the EU who are part of the Euro. But yes, your other points sure are valid remarks and I bet those questions are being posed nonstop within .gr.