| crissindahouse said: i'm not uninformed but you really say what the problem of the usa and the relation to europe is atm. it's one of the big news over half an year now how you americans see only bad in europe which is destryoing a lot even when we relly have no problems here. the problems come with you saying "it's all doomed" and then the money isn't worth anything after that. yes s&p for example in ne of them as well which we europeans hate atm because you jonly hear "bad europe bad europe" and america was (or is) printing money like hell for the economy but hey who cares we are americans we just talk shit about the others. we print billions but we get the aaa rating lol i think you have no clue how we even think in europe to start our own s&p and moodys so we don't have to get fucked news from them every day without any reasons compared to the usa-situation. this whole stock market shit is the problem it destroyes everyhing even when there isn't a huge problem. stock market got too much power compared to so many induytries who are not even involved in this shit. yes i said it the euro is fucked because of spain, italy, greece and portugal but that doesn't change the fact that many europeans countries would have never dreamed of the situation they ere atm 15 years ago. like many eastern european countries for example. and if you would count unemployement like we do you would have more than many european countries. man in germany you are even unemployed with a job if its only a small one. for example i think that you think it has to be bad atm in france and i really think it's much easier to get a decent job and a decent life in france than in usa.
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You're blind to your own problems. Not my problem. You hate it because they speak the truth. Once again, not my problem if you don't want to recognize it. American printing money like hell is a problem, hence the same warnings against the USA from the same ratings companies. Go ahead, I hope you guys do start your own rating agencies. They won't say anything different though. They only care about results and money. Not whether your feelings are hurt. The stock market IS every industry. The fact that you're saying this makes me wish I hadn't wasted my time on this, since you clearly don't know how industries and finance work in a global economy.
Most eastern european countries guess what... Don't have the euro, thus once again proving my point. However, they aren't in the club because their economies were too weak and unstable to be a part of it... ironically now that it could become the opposite. And no, it is not easier in France. France is barely staying afloat as it is with the pressure to stabilize the Euro along with Germany. I won't even get into France's social issues.
Have a good night.
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