Any possible solutions to the European Debt Crisis?

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Kasz216 said:

The news I watch talks about it everyday.

To be fair though... I pretty much only watch CNBC.  Nothing on between 4-8 Am on the West coast really.

As for "Solve" it depends on your definition of solve.

It's all a matter of forcing irresponsible countries to cap spending at +10% of revenue or so, while actually enforcing it and having regulators check out all the "budget tricks" countries use to hide how much they're really spending.

Ironiclly, europe essentially needs a "Balanced budget ammendment" like everyone was making fun people in the tea party for suggeting in the US.   Funny part is a lot of  Europian leaders agree.

Though while this DOES stop the crisis, it will likely put Europe in at least half a decade of recession and in generally puts the world closer to a "United States of Europe."

Anyone with a pretty decent knowledge of US history could of told you this was going to happen too.

http://www.thehollandbureau.com/2011/12/10/from-eurocrisis-to-united-states-of-europe/

I'm pretty sure that out of the 1000 or so retarded tea party ideas, this was not laughed at.

I call myself an independant leaning liberal, but I've seen the balanced budget amendments, and debt-term limits for elected officials when running a deficeit, or capped earnings, etc, and those all sound perfectly rational. I don't know anyone who really disagrees with those.

It's almost everything else they have to say that is laughed at.