Greece = 11 million, page-7

Lubda,
You and Yanis are both off your chops.
Greece and its people are now reaping what they have sown. That they are in denial of who is to blame for the situation would be laughable were it not so serious for them.
In a nutshell the Greeks have lived well beyond their means. Dodging tax and high public sector salaries were common place, unfortunately Greece has very little in the way of natural resources so it was inevitable that this would be the outcome.

Put it this way. If I rack up debts that I cannot repay the creditors have every right to take whatever assets I have to recoup the debt. Me crying that it's all too hard and it will hurt me is childish behaviour. I should have behaved like an adult in the first place...... But since I'm incapable of behaving in an adult fashion, the adults I owe money to are now making me behave like an adult. I can whine and stamp my feet but it's all over.

The sooner Greece starts behaving like an adult the sooner the pain will stop.