Friday, May 7, 2010

Euro Summit Seeks to Calm Markets - WSJ.com

BORROW TIL BUST: Euro Summit Seeks to Calm Markets - WSJ.com

The facts are becoming increasingly evident that cradle to grave European socialism isn't self-sustaining in the larger global world (nor is it in America - see Illinois).

As money and energy is siphoned from the private sector and individuals and transferred to the state, there is a doubly negative feedback loop.

Will all of these financial problems create a political turn to support producers instead of those feeling entitled? If so, this could be a good crisis.

But, government and unions have so far seemed to believe that success or failure in life is the luck of the draw - rather than the results of hard work and study.

A society gets what it asks for. Will Europe ask for growth and individual responsibility?

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