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What is wrong or subjective? Well we still don't actually know what's going to happen. Maybe all their debts will be forgiven tomorrow. Seems unlikely, but righ
by corin_ 11y ago
What is wrong or subjective? Well we still don't actually know what's going to happen. Maybe all their debts will be forgiven tomorrow. Seems unlikely, but right now we don't know what's going to happen we just have a range of good and bad guesses. Until we know for sure they have failed we can't call them delusional; indeed lots of people think they are right to fight against austerity, not delusional. And working to maintain his own brand... even if their isn't an argument to be made that getting people to like him is beneficial for his party and his job objectives (which surely there is), how many politicians do you know who don't attempt to maintain their own brand? It's the game they're in.
All in all... we get it, you dislike the Greek government, disagree with them entirely, and are confident you know what is going to happen. Your views are subjective.
- claudius 11y ago> Maybe all their debts will be forgiven tomorrow. Greece is not the only democracy in Europe and Merkel likes her job too much for that to happen. Sure, if the US/IMF think that the debt should be forgiven, they’re welcome to purchase it and hand it over to Greece, but that’s even more unlikely.
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