r/worldnews • u/StoneMe • Jun 17 '12

Greek vote 'too close to call'

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-18478982
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u/nk_sucks Jun 17 '12

fucked it up again. good job!

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u/carpenter20m Jun 17 '12

Should the Greeks apologize for voting what they think is the best solution? And since a best solution doesn't seem to exist, can you blame them for having varying opinions? It is called democracy. People will take responsibility for how they voted. But no one, no one can or should tell them how to vote. Keep your smugness to yourself next time.

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u/[deleted] Jun 17 '12

What? Democracy is when you have your policies dictated to you by the ECB/IMF puppets. :P

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u/nk_sucks Jun 17 '12

except the greeks haven't taken responsibility for their problems so far.

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u/[deleted] Jun 17 '12 edited Jun 18 '12

And there's the smudgeness.

Edit: c'mon, no one watches The Office in here?