> it doesn't matter whose fault it is. If Greece stops paying its creditors and stops taking loans, Germans will lose out. It's actually in Germany's best inter

> it doesn't matter whose fault it is. If Greece stops paying its creditors and stops taking loans, Germans will lose out. It's actually in Germany's best interest to forgive some of the debt, and have Greece pay the rest. Absolutely. It's bizarre that in a country with bankruptcy laws (which Germany must have), they argue that it's 'immoral' for Greece to have some debt relief. > When the European and world economy went down, it dragged Greece with them. Remember who started the Great Recession (the U.S.). The Greeks probably had less to do with it than most nations.