>When you are asking people to vote on a deal , there should be a mutually agreed paper to vote on. There was none. From both sides, not only the side of Syriza.
I hope you do realize how silly your arguments are.
I'm sure there was a question on the voting forms. From what you are posting it sounds that people in Greece were given a blank piece of paper to vote on.
Your arguments are as powerful as typical communist propaganda.
GREECE IS FUCKING EU BIG TIME
Benjamin Long
Brayden Morgan
> From what you are posting it sounds that people in Greece were given a blank piece of paper to vote on.
Bingo faggot. Now you get it.
Leo Hill
The voting was a joke. It wasted time and resources and at the end served no purpose
David Green
>MORE AT:
>rt.com
Quote of one of the comments from the "Conversation" under that article:
"Varoufakis was the only honest broker in the whole EU and the troika. He stood by the people of Greece with his election promise.
The only mistake he made was not exiting from the Euro, default on the debt, and reinstate the Drachma as their sovereign currency. His Prime Minister (and friend) stabbed him in the back..."
Dylan Ward
So the EU forced the vote just to have it their way.