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Zalatix

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32. Your comments left out the rich who cheated Greece the most. That is a BIG problem right there.

Wed Sep 26, 2012, 06:33 AM

Sep 2012

Show me where, in your post, you talked about the rich and their tax evasions.

"from the corner grocer to the fisherman selling at the back door"

No rich people there. Perhaps your mention of the rich was in invisible text?

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Greece set for anti-austerity general strike [View all] HiPointDem Sep 2012 OP

And that keeps them from making any money from tourism. That's great. dkf Sep 2012 #1

Making money tama Sep 2012 #2

Imo, Greece brought this situation upon itself. For a long time they lived beyond their means n/t darkangel218 Sep 2012 #3

gag HiPointDem Sep 2012 #4

The tax evasion in that country was at amazing levels. darkangel218 Sep 2012 #7

bullshit talking points from capital's spin machine HiPointDem Sep 2012 #8

How is it bs? darkangel218 Sep 2012 #10

sure it is HiPointDem Sep 2012 #15

Actually, Greece's tax collection mechanism is notoriously lax and has been for a very long time. Selatius Sep 2012 #34

One of our Presidential candidates probably evaded more in taxes.. girl gone mad Sep 2012 #14

not sure about that, but tax evasion is a national sport in greece loli phabay Sep 2012 #22

"from the corner grocer to the fisherman selling at the back door" Zalatix Sep 2012 #27

yup thats the point its all the way top to bottom loli phabay Sep 2012 #28

Two problems with your comments. Zalatix Sep 2012 #29

no problem with my comments, its the whole of greek society that plays this game loli phabay Sep 2012 #31

Your comments left out the rich who cheated Greece the most. That is a BIG problem right there. Zalatix Sep 2012 #32

as i said and ill say again, its the whole of the society that plays the game loli phabay Sep 2012 #33

You added that after the fact, after I called you on it. Zalatix Sep 2012 #35

You're kidding, right? Zalatix Sep 2012 #24

At this point, what's the point. Prometheus Bound Sep 2012 #5

there's plenty of money there, here, and everywhere. HiPointDem Sep 2012 #9

umm.. ok. darkangel218 Sep 2012 #11

direct your smiley things at yourself HiPointDem Sep 2012 #13

Nope, theyre directed at you and theyre going to stay that way lol darkangel218 Sep 2012 #16

whatever, dude, your dumb talking points are too tiresome HiPointDem Sep 2012 #19

First off, im not a dude. darkangel218 Sep 2012 #20

i'll just put you down for the column that favors killing people so banksters can get richer HiPointDem Sep 2012 #30

Sure, but it's all spoken for. Prometheus Bound Sep 2012 #12

i'll put you down in the 'greeks must die to pay the bondholders' column, then. HiPointDem Sep 2012 #17

Why would you do that? Prometheus Bound Sep 2012 #37

Then perhaps it's time to take the money from the bondholders. Zalatix Sep 2012 #26

That's already been done. Prometheus Bound Sep 2012 #38

Untrue. The money ain't "here", if here is Greece. Zalatix Sep 2012 #25

Headline changed to : Greece stages anti-austerity general strike dipsydoodle Sep 2012 #6

The Greeks brought this on themselves??????? AnneD Sep 2012 #18

They had a period between 2002 and 2007 darkangel218 Sep 2012 #21

Was this before or after Goldman Sachs cooked the books..... AnneD Sep 2012 #41

k&r for a general strike. Laelth Sep 2012 #23

I'm hoping we start our general strikes long before... 99Forever Sep 2012 #36

Du rec. Nt xchrom Sep 2012 #39

While 35,000 people participated in the strike, 60,000 left for Germany last year. Prometheus Bound Sep 2012 #40

I stand in solidarity with my Greek brothers and sisters. Comrade Grumpy Sep 2012 #42