The system is fucked beyond repair.
There is no 'Greek' system or 'English' system - it's all the same, it's all interconnected - so someone in Europe must live the consequences of political decisions in China or the United States or any other country, really.
And that's to be expected, because the system was not 'engineered', but hacked together in time - sometimes in response to crises, sometimes influenced by insane political promises or compromises, sometimes by greed or fear.
Yet we try to fix the problems in each individual 'state' - this might work for some problems, but for others - the ones faced by countries such as Greece - it's hopeless - the solution (if any) might not be in Greece at all.
This is the rare case when refactoring just doesn't cut it, we need a complete rewrite of the whole thing.
There is no 'Greek' system or 'English' system - it's all the same, it's all interconnected - so someone in Europe must live the consequences of political decisions in China or the United States or any other country, really.
And that's to be expected, because the system was not 'engineered', but hacked together in time - sometimes in response to crises, sometimes influenced by insane political promises or compromises, sometimes by greed or fear.
Yet we try to fix the problems in each individual 'state' - this might work for some problems, but for others - the ones faced by countries such as Greece - it's hopeless - the solution (if any) might not be in Greece at all.
This is the rare case when refactoring just doesn't cut it, we need a complete rewrite of the whole thing.