no1 knows how germany govt. structure works?
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It has to be tough to sell bailing out dead beat countries like Greece, Spain, etc to your voters. Even if it makes sense for Germany to hold the EU together, it may not be politically feasible. [/QUOTE
The strong and responsible should continue to flourish. The weak, irresponsible, and parasitic... those who overspend while all along expecting a bailout from the strong... should be cut off left to their own devices... either GET THEIR HEAD OUT OF THEIR ASS OR PERISH!
Both on a country scale and individual.... European countries, US States, unions, illegal immigrants...
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they are the most leveraged, and the major buyers of american toxic assets and PIGS bonds.Quote from Scataphagos:
German banks are the "weak, irresponsible, parasitic"?
Then I agree with you: Deutsche Bank, Commerzbank, etc, should go belly up.Quote from Scataphagos:
Regardless of who pays, it's my contention that "greedy, financially irresponsible dumbasses" should suffer the consequences of the poor choices they've made.. and not be a burden to others.
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they are the most leveraged, and the major buyers of american toxic assets and PIGS bonds.
So hell yes: weak, irresponsible and greedy, and parasitic to taxpayers who now will bail them out.
Why should an italian taxpayer pay to bail out Greece and Ireland, to ultimately save Deutsche Bank ?
That's the rhetoric that the german goverment has been selling for 2 years.Quote from Scataphagos:
Saving Deutsche Bank is what it's all about? Maybe I don't get it, but seem the bailouts are mostly about preserving a spendthrift society's way of life... "get a job at 20, work 30 hours per week with 6-weeks paid vacation per year, then retire at 50 for the next 30-40 years on the public's nickel"... and have the Germans pay for the shortfall of such a ridiculous social scheme.