Wojtek wrote:
> but at least German working class gets some crumbs and
even a few morsels.
Only the labor aristocracy in the export-oriented machine industry sector, not the supermarket cashiers at Lidl and Aldi, or the Hartz IV recipients being forced to pick up litter for 1 euro an hour.
Besides, you and Joel are acting like this is a choice between two social models.
I mean, you get that Cameron vs. Merkel isn't about choosing between two welfare systems, right? It's about Berlin's sado-monetarist imposition of austerity on the rest of the continent.
As for cartels vs. financial markets, I frankly don't give a shit whether the major shareholders are organized through banks rather than through financial markets.
I mean, this is absurd that I even have to say this, but it should be a basic banality right now for anybody who reads a newspaper: in the Eurozone crisis, Germany is the bad guy. Period.