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I don't get what their plan is.

Step 1: Refuse austerity, refuse EU bail-out.

Now the obvious next step...

Step 2: Get money from somewhere else to fund their public sector.

And I am having problems with step 2. Who's gonna lend them money, considering their debt and their risk of default ?

I see one option - they get kicked out of EU, they get their currency back, huge inflation, they print more money to fund public sector (because nobody is going to lend them any money), they get MORE AUSTERITY, inflation and misery for years.

Or they could try communism or something ?

[quote user=LithuanianLabourer]I don't get what their plan is.

Step 1: Refuse austerity, refuse EU bail-out.

Now the obvious next step...

Step 2: Get money from somewhere else to fund their public sector.

And I am having problems with step 2. Who's gonna lend them money, considering their debt and their risk of default ?

I see one option - they get kicked out of EU, they get their currency back, huge inflation, they print more money to fund public sector (because nobody is going to lend them any money), they get MORE AUSTERITY, inflation and misery for years.

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Simon Jenkins wrote a rather good piece about this the other day...

^ So what they really choose is to exit EU and have more austerity, without taking any more debt.

[quote user=pablo420] [quote user=LithuanianLabourer]I see one option - they get kicked out of EU, they get their currency back, huge inflation, they print more money to fund public sector (because nobody is going to lend them any money), they get MORE AUSTERITY, inflation and misery for years.

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Simon Jenkins wrote a rather good piece about this the other day...
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Read it. Its just fancy words and opinions. Piss off with that leftist rubbish and give me some experts opinions on what the results will be. Its fucking easy to say 'this stock is expensive, this stock is cheap, JP Morgan is ripping us off...' If you cant give me some concrete numbers its all bullshit just like that article.

[quote user=LithuanianLabourer] ^ So what they really choose is to exit EU and have more austerity, without taking any more debt.
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but with massive currency devaluation. they're well on their way to become a third world country imo

[quote user=LithuanianLabourer] I don't get what their plan is.

Step 1: Refuse austerity, refuse EU bail-out.

Now the obvious next step...

Step 2: Get money from somewhere else to fund their public sector.

And I am having problems with step 2. Who's gonna lend them money, considering their debt and their risk of default ?

I see one option - they get kicked out of EU, they get their currency back, huge inflation, they print more money to fund public sector (because nobody is going to lend them any money), they get MORE AUSTERITY, inflation and misery for years.

Or they could try communism or something ?



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Buuut I thought with socialism it's all milk and honey?

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Every government with problems is socialist. 
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Every style of government has problems retard.

[quote user=fuckyoutan] [quote user=otester]Every government with problems is socialist. [/quote]

Every style of government has problems retard.
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[quote user=LithuanianLabourer] I don't get what their plan is.

Step 1: Refuse austerity, refuse EU bail-out.

Now the obvious next step...

Step 2: Get money from somewhere else to fund their public sector.

And I am having problems with step 2. Who's gonna lend them money, considering their debt and their risk of default ?

I see one option - they get kicked out of EU, they get their currency back, huge inflation, they print more money to fund public sector (because nobody is going to lend them any money), they get MORE AUSTERITY, inflation and misery for years.

Or they could try communism or something ?



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Funded by what or whom? Olives and China? 

[quote user=LithuanianLabourer] I don't get what their plan is.

Step 1: Refuse austerity, refuse EU bail-out.

Now the obvious next step...

Step 2: Get money from somewhere else to fund their public sector.

And I am having problems with step 2. Who's gonna lend them money, considering their debt and their risk of default ?

I see one option - they get kicked out of EU, they get their currency back, huge inflation, they print more money to fund public sector (because nobody is going to lend them any money), they get MORE AUSTERITY, inflation and misery for years.

Or they could try communism or something ?



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1. Refuse austerity
2. Leave EU
3. ??????
4. Profit

Are you fucking blind?

[quote user=Matt2k35] [quote user=LithuanianLabourer]Or they could try communism or something ?



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1. Refuse austerity
2. Leave EU
3. ??????
4. Profit

Are you fucking blind?
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I'm just glad you're not in charge of anything important.

Uh oh, someone missed the cultural reference.

[quote user=DigitalAntichrist] Pro-bailout parties are moving ahead
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O rly?

^ Drunk masses are no match for elites !

[quote user=ShanusMaximus]Funded by what or whom? Olives and China? 
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China annexing Greece would solve EVERYTHING. They would squash the unrest, pay the bills and put their economy on track in no time.

Hmmm...



Now ...

How do we sell Greece to China ?...

[quote user=Matt2k35]
1. Refuse austerity
2. Leave EU
3. ??????
4. Profit

Are you fucking blind?
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well played

[quote user=pablo420] [quote user=DigitalAntichrist]Pro-bailout parties are moving ahead[/quote]

O rly?
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Seemingly...