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Originally Posted by August
Yes I did. Biased trash mostly.
Why do you Germans in particular always insist on telling us how to run our country? You have been doing it for years. Is yours run so much better that you can presume to pass judgement on us?
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I knew you would play that card sooner or later. But leave the nationalism out here. The debt crisis in the US effects ALL tHE WORLD in consequences, like the debt crisis in Europe also does. You have no right to claim immunity from examination as long as this is so.
Not to mention that since decades your own government tries to lecture the rest of the world on how others should run their countries - and that means: similiar to the american model.
Economy and finances and debt crisis are supranational issues today. The mutual ties and interdependent interactions are too intense nowadays. It was like that before they gave birth to the brainchild named "Globalisation", and it surely has not become less international since then. and the bhig capital travels around the globe in a 24 hour cycle all year long anyway. There is no such thing like national, patriotic big business anymore. At least not in the US or Europe. Big business' loyalty lies not in nations, but where the profit opportunity lies. Corporations are the only real cosmopolitans in this world.