Eh... I don't know about that. I expect them to default, leave the Euro, bring back the drachma officially and inflate, inflate, inflate. The Euro dream however, is in deep trouble. I don't expect the EU to disappear, but it will most definitely be restructured and changed a lot over the coming months and years.Economic ruin, rioting already taking place and a population on the road to extinction. We may finally be witnessing the end of Greek civilization.
No it won't. If the people still identify themselves as Greek- which they almost definitely will and they are able to retain power (or the current politicians retain power), which is likely, they can survive, albeit in a different and perhaps slightly crippled state (due to the IMF/ECB "bailouts"). Iceland's default didn't see them lose their identity either- default does not equal identity loss.
What do you mean by going extinct?
Are you saying that you think all people of Greek origin will leave the area? Highly doubtful. And even more doubtful (actually I'll pretty much guarantee it) is the loss of the Greek genepool. But what does that have to do with this post and their economy anyway?
Are you saying that you think all people of Greek origin will leave the area? Highly doubtful. And even more doubtful (actually I'll pretty much guarantee it) is the loss of the Greek genepool. But what does that have to do with this post and their economy anyway?
I really don't understand what you are saying. I think you might be misusing the word extinct, but sure let's drop it if you want.
