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c0ldfusion
United States8293 Posts
On July 13 2015 06:51 Taguchi wrote: http://krugman.blogs.nytimes.com/2015/07/12/killing-the-european-project/?_r=0 From the Maastricht treaty: + Show Spoiler + ![[image loading]](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CJvEHIvUkAAi1n-.jpg) That is all. Start getting your bets in on who's next. Welcome back to this thread! How are things in Greece right now? | ||
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bookwyrm
United States722 Posts
But if it makes you happy to think you know exactly what i think about everything already, rather than actually responding to the things I say, well who am i to deny you your simple pleasures. Hell, I don't even know what I think about everything. I'm like, an intellectual and stuff. I spend my time thinking about problems because, you know, there ARE such things as real problems in the world (like this one). What I've done here is to try to share some of my thoughts about things, but I'm not going to type my dissertation into TL all I know is, when they start issuing drachma bonds I'm going to buy one and hang it on the wall of my office. but if you want me to shout some slogans I can do that too. Deleverage everything now! Death to oligarchs! Nationalism against the vampire squid! I have a favorite slogan re: the fascist technocratic project that is the eurozone, but I don't think TL mods would get the humor | ||
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nunez
Norway4003 Posts
remove positive feedback loop. non sequitur, in italics. | ||
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bookwyrm
United States722 Posts
On July 13 2015 07:45 nunez wrote: system is unstable, suggestion? remove positive feedback loop. non sequitur, in italics. shit, nunez just solved the whole problem with a fucking haiku. time for me to retire in shame | ||
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nunez
Norway4003 Posts
plenty of openings i'm sure. | ||
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warding
Portugal2394 Posts
- Those that discuss the issues at hand while informed by their own set of beliefs, and; - Those that inform everyone else of their set of beliefs, using the issues at hand as pretext. The former kind is much less annoying. | ||
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Evil_Sheep
Canada902 Posts
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Integra
Sweden5626 Posts
Germany are now getting strong criticism around the world for their hard approach regarding Greece, even outside sources such as CNN now condemn it, and even Germanys own Media, such as Spiegel calls it "cruelty". Alexis Tsipras has apparently given a ultimatum directed to Germany to withdraw some of it's points or Greece leaves EU. | ||
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Gorsameth
Netherlands22102 Posts
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Toadesstern
Germany16350 Posts
On July 13 2015 08:14 Integra wrote: Germanys strong stance against Greece seems to have backfired; Germany are now getting strong criticism around the world for their hard approach regarding Greece, even outside sources such as CNN now condemn it, and even Germanys own Media, such as Spiegel calls it "cruelty". Alexis Tsipras has apparently given a ultimatum directed to Germany to withdraw some of it's points or Greece leaves EU. Add to that that Die Linke as well as Die Grünen (german oposition, duh) are heavily criticizing as well as SPD (Merkels coalition partner). So if we get a deal, whatever it might be it'll at least be easy to get it through parliament in Germany with how everyone hates on Schäuble&Merkel atm. | ||
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Taf the Ghost
United States11751 Posts
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Toadesstern
Germany16350 Posts
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Kenpark
Germany2350 Posts
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gsgfdf
Greece2 Posts
On July 13 2015 07:34 c0ldfusion wrote: Welcome back to this thread! How are things in Greece right now? Well, we voted no to austerity... And we get the worst deal so far... We accepted that deal... And we now need to give 50 billions in assets at an institution in Luxemburg... So far so good  | ||
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c0ldfusion
United States8293 Posts
On July 13 2015 08:48 gsgfdf wrote: Well, we voted no to austerity... And we get the worst deal so far... We accepted that deal... And we now need to give 50 billions in assets at an institution in Luxemburg... So far so good Are there going to be riots in the coming weeks? I'm not being facetious when I say that. I'm genuinely concerned about this powder keg situation. | ||
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Taf the Ghost
United States11751 Posts
On July 13 2015 08:48 gsgfdf wrote: Well, we voted no to austerity... And we get the worst deal so far... We accepted that deal... And we now need to give 50 billions in assets at an institution in Luxemburg... So far so good Two more rounds of voting, and you'll need to agree to give them your first-born. (I only wish that was slightly more of a joke) | ||
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LegalLord
United States13779 Posts
They should just take the deal they originally offered. | ||
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Integra
Sweden5626 Posts
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rezoacken
Canada2719 Posts
On July 13 2015 08:48 Kenpark wrote: What I'm asking myself this whole time. Was nobody in Greece asking who is gonna pay for all the election promises Syriza did ? Politics 101 I guess. Promise the moon when you're elected and then once in place you'll have to compromise like any democratic government before you. Same reason why the opposition always has the easy job. It's way easier to criticize than finding solutions. | ||
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gsgfdf
Greece2 Posts
On July 13 2015 08:52 c0ldfusion wrote: Are there going to be riots in the coming weeks? I'm not being facetious when I say that. I'm genuinely concerned about this powder keg situation. I am almost certain that we are past that. Tbh if you are not interested in the situation (a tourist for example), you probably haven't realised something is up. There are lines at ATM's and the market has basically frozen but given the circumstances things are calm. On the other hand, there is a huge division among Greeks and if we exit the EU i am genuinely afraid of what will happen. At least this whole mess has backfired in Germany's face. As far as first-borns are concerned, those were part of the first deal, we are negotiating kidneys at the moment  | ||
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