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vantexan

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Thats 1 country and thats not bc of the workers lol

If u dont believe me youtube some videos of ppl who lived in north america and eu.
It's because their government tried to give their citizens extremely generous benefits that they couldn't afford. Spain, Portugal, and Italy are having serious issues for much the same reason. You say it's the evil banks. No, Greece borrowed huge sums from multinational banks to pay for those benefits and couldn't repay the loans. If it weren't for loan guarantees by the EU that forced austerity measures on Greece it could have started a chain reaction that could've brought down the entire banking system. That's not just rich people money but the savings of millions of average people. But you carry on like a spoiled child and scream when you don't get your way. Much like the Greeks.
 

rickyb

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It's because their government tried to give their citizens extremely generous benefits that they couldn't afford. Spain, Portugal, and Italy are having serious issues for much the same reason. You say it's the evil banks. No, Greece borrowed huge sums from multinational banks to pay for those benefits and couldn't repay the loans. If it weren't for loan guarantees by the EU that forced austerity measures on Greece it could have started a chain reaction that could've brought down the entire banking system. That's not just rich people money but the savings of millions of average people. But you carry on like a spoiled child and scream when you don't get your way. Much like the Greeks.
No u just bought the lie that its workers to blame
 

rickyb

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It's because their government tried to give their citizens extremely generous benefits that they couldn't afford. Spain, Portugal, and Italy are having serious issues for much the same reason. You say it's the evil banks. No, Greece borrowed huge sums from multinational banks to pay for those benefits and couldn't repay the loans. If it weren't for loan guarantees by the EU that forced austerity measures on Greece it could have started a chain reaction that could've brought down the entire banking system. That's not just rich people money but the savings of millions of average people. But you carry on like a spoiled child and scream when you don't get your way. Much like the Greeks.
Btw why did america banks go bankrupt in 2008?
 

vantexan

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Theyre countries sherlock.
And within the EU their citizens can move freely just like in the U.S. By the way the word state is synonymous with country. Ever hear of the Secretary of State? Head of State? Since you know all of this already I shouldn't have to explain it to you.
 

rickyb

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And within the EU their citizens can move freely just like in the U.S. By the way the word state is synonymous with country. Ever hear of the Secretary of State? Head of State? Since you know all of this already I shouldn't have to explain it to you.
The equivalent would b if americans could go to eu and in reverse which we know u cant

Ur full of it or just a sherlock
 

vantexan

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The equivalent would b if americans could go to eu and in reverse which we know u cant

Ur full of it or just a sherlock
The Greater EU acts as one country with their capital in Brussels. Not quite the same as our 50 states but in terms of movement within the entire "country" it acts much the same. But they have their travel regulations for outsiders just as all countries do. And because you haven't lived your life right you can't travel. What did you do to have that happen?
 
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