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Title: Greek unions join European anti-austerity protests
Category: World
Posted By: Strutz
Date: 2012-02-29 09:34:32
Canadian

[martin14]

miserable goat fuckers, may they fall into the sea and then burn in hell.

[2Cdo]

Shouldn't they be working?

[martin14]

Here's something to chew on:

http://www.businessinsider.com/greece-g ... ns-2010-4#


Minimum Greek pension is 450 euros a month, 14x a year.
Maximum is over 2500.

In Slovakia, my mother-in-law gets less than 300 euros a month, 12x a year.


Wife told me a few days ago the her mother now qualifies for FOOD AID from the EU,
because the payout is so low. So a few days ago she was able to pick up
20kg of flour and 20 kg of pasta, with a nice EU stamp on the box.

And yet, the government in Slovakia is now being hijacked into paying for these
goat fuckers, while their own people are getting starvation rations.


Something very wrong with this picture.

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[ShepherdsDog]

I was watching the news and I think I found a place for you to call home.
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/story/201 ... anada.html

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[BartSimpson]

Mr_Canada Mr_Canada:

martin14 martin14:

Something very wrong with this picture.

Could it be... capitalism?

No, you stupid git, it's the Greeks demanding that everyone else in Europe subsidize their lifestyle.

Not much different than what you see in North America with special interest groups and layabouts like yourself demanding that working people pay to support them.

[DanSC]

Mr_Canada Mr_Canada:

martin14 martin14:

Something very wrong with this picture.

Could it be... capitalism?

It's definitely not capitalism. The Slovakians are being forced into an even lower standard of living so their Greek comrades can still retire at 53.

If this was capitalism, the Slovakians wouldn't have to pay for the Greek's mistakes.

[hucat]

21% unemployment rate? That's awesome. I really doubt how can Greek get through the crisis

[BartSimpson]

hucat hucat:

21% unemployment rate? That's awesome. I really doubt how can Greek get through the crisis

They won't. The EU is just putting off the inevitable.