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Random Thoughts.....What are you thinking?
Asura.Calatilla said: » How is Britain "Technically" not Europe? Plus they're not connected to the land mass. So that's how I based my opinion on that matter, and I know many others have a similar view. I just consider them as their own culture whether it's UK, GB, or ENG depending on the context. That's not to say they have no significance on and in Europe, but yeah as I said before. We didn't want the Euro because we knew it was going to be ***, and so it has proven. Personally I`d be happy if the other European countries saw it the way you do, maybe then they'd stop trying to tell us what we can and can't do in our own country.
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Asura.Calatilla said: » We didn't want the Euro because we knew it was going to be ***, and so it has proven. Germany is just being nice and knowing that if they weren't part of the Euro, the whole system would have collapsed at inception.
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Biggest problem of Euro is not actually Italy, France or Spain, we were all fine(to a degree). Germany is the issue. Empress Merkel decides everything, we've been all for some reason level synced to their economy and this *** all of our countries. Meanwhile she laughs evilly from the throne of her newly made fourth Reich
 "Yes Greece, plead more...soon you'll be assimilated!" started using my juicer and I have a ton of vegetable fiber left over...
can anyone help me find a use for this stuff? Even Serbians aren't very fond of the Euro here. Before the Euro their international currency was the Deutsche Mark and they still treat Deutsche Marks as legitimate currency privately and publicly they still use them to a certain degree.
Same with Bosnia and Montenegro too from what I hear. I'm going to Montenegro in June so if I remember I'll inquire. Asura.Calatilla said: » We didn't want the Euro because we knew it was going to be ***, and so it has proven. Personally I`d be happy if the other European countries saw it the way you do, maybe then they'd stop trying to tell us what we can and can't do in our own country. Since we have a Brit here, what do you think of the Tories trying to pull away from the European Court of Human Rights? Do you think that will be a pragmatic step for Britain overall? Oh man I learned something new today. Seha has just shown me that a lot of European Union countries are somehow pissed with Germany.
It's the same feeling South and Central America countries have towards United States of America. It's just that on Venezuela it came to ridiculous levels. XD
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Valefor.Sehachan said: » Biggest problem of Euro is not actually Italy, France or Spain, we were all fine(to a degree). Germany is the issue. Empress Merkel decides everything, we've been all for some reason level synced to their economy and this *** all of our countries. Meanwhile she laughs evilly from the throne of her newly made fourth Reich "Yes Greece, plead more...soon you'll be assimilated!"  Bismarck.Dracondria said: » Sweden is known for being confused with Switzerland Although it was somewhat amusing when I was in the US, and someone was talking about how they had been to Copenhagen, and that the mountains there were beautiful.
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leo said: » a lot of European Union countries are somehow pissed with Germany.
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Valefor.Sehachan said: » Biggest problem of Euro is not actually Italy, France or Spain, we were all fine(to a degree). Germany is the issue. Empress Merkel decides everything, we've been all for some reason level synced to their economy and this *** all of our countries. Meanwhile she laughs evilly from the throne of her newly made fourth Reich "Yes Greece, plead more...soon you'll be assimilated!"
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Asura.Calatilla said: » maybe then they'd stop trying to tell us what we can and can't do in our own country. If you want the common benefits of being part of the EU (e.g. no trade/transportation barriers, etc.), then you have to accept the common restrictions which that entails.
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Valefor.Sehachan said: » Biggest problem of Euro is not actually Italy, France or Spain, we were all fine(to a degree). Germany is the issue. Empress Merkel decides everything, we've been all for some reason level synced to their economy and this *** all of our countries. Meanwhile she laughs evilly from the throne of her newly made fourth Reich "Yes Greece, plead more...soon you'll be assimilated!" She bears a striking resemblance to Emperor Palpatine. Bahamut.Milamber said: » Ehh... France isn't one of the problem countries. But generally speaking, Portugal, Italy, Greece, and Spain are considered problematic with regards to economy.
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..you know, we are talking about politics and economy in RT, not Random P&R where it should belong....
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Caitsith.Zahrah said: » Asura.Calatilla said: » We didn't want the Euro because we knew it was going to be ***, and so it has proven. Personally I`d be happy if the other European countries saw it the way you do, maybe then they'd stop trying to tell us what we can and can't do in our own country. Since we have a Brit here, what do you think of the Tory's trying to pull away from the European Court of Human Rights? Do you think that will be a pragmatic step for Britain overall? We should never have joined the EU in the first place. There was a majority vote against it but Labour went ahead anyway, thinking that because we didn't change currency to the Euro everyone would be fine with it. Edit: King is right though, we should move this to P&R really.
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Leviathan.Chaosx said: » leo said: » a lot of European Union countries are somehow pissed with Germany. Everyone needs a scapegoat, right? May as well drown the person who pulled you out of the water and into the lifeboat?
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Bahamut.Milamber said: » Ehh... France isn't one of the problem countries. But generally speaking, Portugal, Italy, Greece, and Spain are considered problematic with regards to economy. Frau Merkel is constantly threatening us to work harder! edit: even between northern and southern Italy there's a huge disconnect Bahamut.Milamber said: » But generally speaking, Portugal, Italy, Greece, and Spain are considered problematic with regards to economy. Greece, Portugal, Italy, Spain. Belgium and France are approaching 100% debt to GDP ratios as well. Belgium is safer atm, but France, /sigh, those French... lol Even though Italy is higher than Portugal in numbers, Portugal has more factors that place them higher up on the list. Spain while in the 80% range, has massive unemployment problems.
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Kaiserin Merkel?
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Asura.Kingnobody said: » ..you know, we are talking about politics and economy in RT, not Random P&R where it should belong.... It came about as a Random Thought so "shut yet trap". <3
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Asura.Calatilla said: » Caitsith.Zahrah said: » Asura.Calatilla said: » We didn't want the Euro because we knew it was going to be ***, and so it has proven. Personally I`d be happy if the other European countries saw it the way you do, maybe then they'd stop trying to tell us what we can and can't do in our own country. Since we have a Brit here, what do you think of the Tory's trying to pull away from the European Court of Human Rights? Do you think that will be a pragmatic step for Britain overall? We should never have joined the EU in the first place. There was a majority vote against it but Labour went ahead anyway, thinking that because we didn't change currency to the Euro everyone would be fine with it. Edit: King is right though, we should move this to P&R really. Yeah, you're right, but it gets very American-centric sometimes.
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Don't worry Brazil will self-destruct in 3..2..
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Self-destruct with love!
Most likely with saudade.
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