Those who got the money don't necesarily have the government that owe money to them under their feet. If the government (or whatever part of it) decides not to give your money back, you're screwed. And that's exactly what is happening with -for example- some towns in france that refuse to pay interest of ("rogue", since they didn't knew what they were really signing) variable-rate loans from failbanks (rates went x10 so you can understand).
Fair enough. Some towns, eh? Nice to see some people have the guts to say no. Can't tell of anything like that happening in f**king Germany, bah.
All I see here is out-sourcing at every corner. Take transport for example: the 'deutsche bahn' (german railroad company) is getting out-sourced more and more, it doesn't work any more! even the best and fastest trains with the highest technology (ICE) have technical issues every snowfall because of frost damage! what minor reasons, wtf? They can't afford anti-frost oil, or something? Is that the vowed german engineering? ... this is the bahn getting fit for the stock market. It's already only 51% state-owned. you see that kind of scheme everywhere! US, France, UK, ... wherever!
Now, my point is: this is not happening because it might benefit us in any way (as for the example, whole railroad lines were took off the network), it is more a way of some smaller groups to use their power to extend it by sending lobbists and take out whole structures that might interfere with their means (in my example car industry, maybe), and all that through the hands of voted governments, bypassing laws and everything.
For all this shit they 'have to' cut off education, healthcare, and even production (which gets out-sourced to countries where people get payed less). It's sick if anything. You know the trick Kafein, I know what your signature is about, I knew it before. Look at the funny big difference from war-money to money spend on useful things ... funny as hell.
You're able to see the whole same pattern in the PiPa/sopa stuff aswell. I think they try to make us 'ready' for accepting that our 'freedom' of speech and freedom of information might be regulated in the ways the money flows. They try it with this fuzz first, because most people will eventually (have to) give in to live with it at one point. I for one can't watch many videos on youtube, because of some GEMA music-copyright-issue regulations
already! There are ways and means to evade that problem, but in most cases I don't evade it and simply don't watch the vids.
That is frightening! Because if it works on this it works on the whole internet!
Yes, but then you'd have a pissed off google company! ha!
That's why it won't happen ... not in such a simple way.
