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The Greek vote on Austerity
Mortgagefreeman
Posts: 452 Forumite
How do you think they'll Vote?
Yes or No 75 votes
Yes
30%
23 votes
No
54%
41 votes
You can't trust a bubble
14%
11 votes
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Comments
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Polls suggest an easy yes win.0
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No idea. With high unemployment particularly amongst the younger generation. Electricity is unaffordable for many. What's the plus of remaining in?0
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Will deffo be a "No".
The Greeks are used to living beyond their means. That's a hard habit to break, especially when con artists like Syriza tell them fairy stories that they don't have to.0 -
You haven't said what the question will be?
Do you accept the IMF/ECB etc bailout?Changing the world, one sarcastic comment at a time.0 -
I think they'll vote to remain in/more austerity.
Had the banks/financial markets not been shut down it could have gone the other way, but I suspect the average Stelios on the street will be thinking the banks have closed and we haven't even defaulted yet, if we turn down the EU how long will the banks stay shut and how much of my savings, if any, will I see again :eek:0 -
I think they will say No... though not sure they thought through where the money will come from :beer:0
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I haven't followed what yes or no mean.0
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PasturesNew wrote: »I haven't followed what yes or no mean.
Yes means they're f****d
No means they're even more f****d0 -
4 out of 6 leading economists would vote No in the Greek referendum via Guardian
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