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Government spokesman Simos Kedikoglou said the limited violence and what he called a smaller turnout than opposition parties had hoped for showed that "Greek society understands what the government is doing is the only possible solution."
reply to post by ZakOlongapo
yes You do missing a lot, there was not 6000 people but most likely 100000-150000 people!
Originally posted by Blaine91555
It’s the same old stuff, people rioting for money from the government. The government has no money to give. Cowards with their faces covered taking advantage of it and causing trouble to make it about them.
Originally posted by Blaine91555
reply to post by nerbot
How is a government with no money to give, that is on the precipice of bankruptcy as a nation supposed to get money to give to people. How will rioting solve their problems? They have to deal with what bankrupted them in the first place, do they not?
I was not commenting on the how the government got into that state of affairs.
Rioting does not solve a single problem, it only creates more.
Originally posted by Blaine91555
reply to post by mr-lizard
Please reread my post. It was not anything about how this came about, nor did I attack those who are suffering financially.
I posted regarding the fruitlessness of rioting for money that simply does not exist. That and the phonies who wear masks and are there for attention and to cause trouble and who could care less about the people around them.