You're right, I didn't research it fully because I could care less about where Europeans vacation. It's like posting a thread about the scientific healing properties of broccoli and someone trying to draw you into an argument on how much broccoli farmers make a year in subsidies, and then having your opponent yell "Aha!!" when you casually remark that you don't know. Therefore your entire argument is invalid. Seriously, doesn't anyone learn to debate anymore?
My one and only point is that Greece will be just fine when all is said and done. People will travel there, your silly Shengen argument or not. Just like they do to Turkey, as you pointed out.
Fantastic for you. When I clicked on it, it redirected me and asked me to login or subscribe.
So tourism can't improve, is your argument, even with a cheap drachma (which would make it cheaper for everyone outside the EU than it is on the Euro). Not sure I follow the logic on that, but whatever you say, chief.
And I never did disagree that Greeks were mocking, or corrupt, or wrong/right or indifferent. All I said was that they won't repay the debt without restructuring or default or massive, unpopular reforms (which will never happen). And that Tsipras was right when he said more debt cannot solve a debt problem.
Holy cow that's exhausting.
