Witaj!
No patrz, a ten pan jednak sądzi inaczej:
http://www.nytimes.com/2015/01/26/opinio....html?_r=1
http://www.nytimes.com/2015/01/26/opinio....html?_r=1
Cytat:So now that Mr. Tsipras has won, and won big, European officials would be well advised to skip the lectures calling on him to act responsibly and to go along with their program. The fact is they have no credibility; the program they imposed on Greece never made sense. It had no chance of working.
If anything, the problem with Syriza’s plans may be that they’re not radical enough. Debt relief and an easing of austerity would reduce the economic pain, but it’s doubtful whether they are sufficient to produce a strong recovery. On the other hand, it’s not clear what more any Greek government can do unless it’s prepared to abandon the euro, and the Greek public isn’t ready for that.
Still, in calling for a major change, Mr. Tsipras is being far more realistic than officials who want the beatings to continue until morale improves. The rest of Europe should give him a chance to end his country’s nightmare.
Dopóki rodzimy się i umieramy, póki światło jest w nas, warto się wkurwiać, trzeba się wkurwiać! Wciąż i wciąż od nowa.