brb hardest workers
brb lost two world wars and still came back stronger than ever
brb bailing out the rest of lazy Europe
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"Germany has done well in exports not least because it has an artificially low exchange rate. The Euro is low because the zone includes basket cases like Greece. But for Greece the exchange rate is artificially high, because the zone includes Germany. So Greece has no chance of solving its balance-of-payments problem. The solution is for Germany to leave the euro -- reversion to the D-mark will bring its economy back into balance though upward revaluation; remaining euro members will see their currency devalue and so stand at least some chance of making their economies competitive".
This is why the Germans are so hell-bent on maintaining the Euro, and why they bother to bail out these ****ty countries. If the Euro collapses they wont be able to export competitively. You aren't bailing out the rest of Europe because you are the 'good guys'. It's in your own interest. You better prepare your angus OP.*Always pick 4 crew*
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Its true, the rest of europe is weak and sht compared to germany. Germans are strong people naturally and intelligent as fuk srs. UK, france, spain, portugal aint sht compared to the powerful germans. Italy has a culture of laziness but german strong. russia strong but too stupid. france smart but too weak. german ideal. long live germany and german people.
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I heart German chicks. Mein Gott, sie heiß sind!
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brb ugliest men and women in all Europe
brb Nazis
brb owe each European country billions and trillions since 1945 (oh yeah,you owe Greece more than it does to you,not to mention other countries)
brb if Euro collapses your exports will be destroyed
brb In the next World War you cause the other nations wipe you off the face of the planet.
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brb Kant,Nietzsche...and that's about it.
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Germany bounced back because poorer european countries were lent a lot of money by germany to buy german exports cheaply since the germans were kind enough to fraudulently let them into the EU. Before then the German economy was nothing special and in fact growth was pretty poor. It was an artificial boom and really they've been a driver of this euro disaster all along since their only real concern is to maintain their export strength at the expense of other countries, otherwise they could fix it all tomorrow by agreeing to eurobonds.
Let's be honest, one way or another every eurozone country is going to get royally ****ed in the next 5 years. All of the eurozone is in a much worse position than the USA, UK, Japan etc who have high debts also.
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The thing about UK debt is that we have borrowed very long-term, which is why we're sitting quite smugly at the moment. Other countries like Spain and France have borrowed short-term and owe their money back soon, but nobody will lend to them. This is one of the reasons why France have got so butthurt towards Cameron recently.
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Do you think votes in the EU are democratic? Are you honestly that naive? Do you think the ~26 signed to the treaty because they believe it's in their interest or because of political pressure from Germany (and France)? The rest of Europe just rubber stamp Franco-German decisions because they know if they veto anything they will be punished and they aren't strong enough to go alone like the UK.
To be honest, I blame France more ideologically, since this whole socialist dystopia is the French wet-dream. But Germany has always enabled it financially. Germany made it possible to have the super-low interest rates, they encouraged the high borrowing to these poor nations. France has been cooking its books for years, it is bankrupt. The EU accountants helped hide French/Greek/Italian/Spanish debts from the rest of Europe.
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