[pp.int.general] Tyrant banks, walk the plank!

[Kenneth Peiruza]

That is a little bit simplistic and pre-judgement...

Corruption exists, and is shameful and harmful, but corruption doesn't
evaporate a 10% of Spanish government's budget, banks do it.

BTW, most Spanish, Italian and Greek debt, which is the main "reason"
for cutbacks in healthcare, education and every other social expenditure.

Do you know who owns most of that debt? private german banks.

That is why Mrs. Merkel is so stressed with the possibility of Greek
government stopping any debt payments.

Regards,

Kenneth

Al 16/05/12 18:29, En/na Justus Römeth ha escrit:
> Well, we are talking
> <http://www.zeit.de/wirtschaft/2012-05/europa-jugend-arbeitslosigkeit/seite-1>
> about it in Germany, because of immigration and our universal care
> system it will hit us sooner rather than later. I don't think that
> austerity is the biggest problem, rather it is corrupt and incapable
> politicians that can not be voted out of office (like in Spain, Italy
> or Greece) and budget cuts that hit social welfare and education
> rather than infrastructure, politicians' wages or saving 'important'
> industries like banks, car manufacturers and the likes.
>
> The Pirate Party Germany is against the ESM in its current form (well,
> officially afaik only the PP of NRW is against it, but so far any
> pirate you talked to thinks that it is a bad idea that is clearly not
> working).
> Combine that with the unconditional basic income and the freedom of
> education (as in educational material and free schools and
> universities) that we have as official aims and I think we have found
> a way to solve this crisis over here.
>
> On Wed, May 16, 2012 at 6:10 PM, Richard Stallman <rms at gnu.org
> <mailto:rms at gnu.org>> wrote:
>
>     The biggest political issue in much of Europe today is the austerity
>     death spiral, aka shock capitalism.
>
>     That problem is not occurring in Germany, so the Pirate Party can get
>     votes there without talking about that issue.  However, a party in
>     Spain, Italy, or Greece which doesn't give that issue an important
>     place is not addressing the people's concerns.  The coming Greek
>     election will be, in effect, a referendum on this.
>
>     I therefore propose that the Pirate Movement take a stand: Tyrant
>     banks, walk the plank!
>
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