[SeekAndFind]

[GeronL]

What austerity? That word is so misused.

[AEMILIUS PAULUS]

Anyone know to what degree immigrant non-French voters influenced the outcome?

[Zuben Elgenubi]

OK, you win Paul Krugman.

Lets have the Keynesian spending into prosperity to no end in the EU. Thereby, in future articles you can proudly refer to the continent you saved.

[Seaplaner]

Europe’s crisis countries might be able to emulate Germany’s success if they faced a comparably favorable environment — that is, if this time it was the rest of Europe, especially Germany, that was experiencing a bit of an inflationary boom.

Just in case anyone wonders how the leftists/Marxists/Democrats plan to "solve" the various monetary crises (once the Keynesian miracles fail, as they inevitably fail) Mister Krugman kindly spells it out.

One word...Inflation.

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[elkfersupper]

Krugman apparently wants to see anarchy.

I say let it happen. The sooner, the better.

[Yulee]

“Moreover, there seems to be little if any gain in return for the pain.”

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Europe hasn't really experienced pain yet.

If they don't quit spending money they don't have, just as the Obama administration insists upon doing so here in the US, a collapse of the entire world economy will occur.

The socialist will then open the door for a worldwide dictatorship of the intelligentsia, and the total loss of any shred of freedom for individuals.

Truly we will be faced with a moneyless economic system, with each man marked in such a way that they will not be able to buy or sell without the mark. No one can rob or steal, because there will be nothing to rob except physical items themselves. The mark will identify them as the thief.

[jiggyboy]

He is “rather dangerous,” declared The Economist, which observed that he “genuinely believes in the need to create a fairer society.” Quelle horreur!

If he thinks he can convince NBC that he got the second part of that quote from the same Economist article, he should apply for the job recently vacated by the guy who did the George Zimmerman edit.

[Black_Shark]

Someone has been playing with graphs/equations again...

[Revolting cat!]

Hey, don’t look at me!

[Paladin2]

I find both the Slimes and Krugman to be revolting.

[budwiesest]

Shouldn't we at least let one of these EU countries go flat-line while pushing the socialism pedal to the metal? Wouldn't that put the argument to rest, once-and-for-all?

Of course, allowing the US to follow the same trajectory is the height of irresponsibility as a collapse here would cause irreparable damage to the economy on a global scale- taking a lot of innocents down with it.

But France, Greece? I say, let the games begin.