Come on, from a cultural standpoint Greece is an extraordinary place. Just ignore all economical issues when visiting that country (as long as it's possible, of course).
That wont take long if you take account my personality.
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From a cultural standpoint China is also an extraordinary place. "Extraordinary", I like the cling of that, it is a really good word to use here. Also there are extraordinary people, and especially extraordinary governments.
After having been spoon-fed the extraordinary history of Greece in primary school - I still recall the difference between Ionian and Dorian pole styles, not that it ever helped me to do anything - and the rest of the extraordinarily fine culture of Central and Southern Europe, I simply can't avoid making extraordinary conclusions from the current extraordinary states of those extraordinary countries and my own.
I saw a lot of that "culture" stuff a lot of teachers taught us in the primary school, and can't help feeling cheated about the whole issue. The most culturized (they had it at least for two thousand years!) people you could expect in Europe need to be saved from financial trouble
of their own making by the vulgar, crude, non-culturized ones. Personally I think they can keep whatever that is that they call "culture", I don't want any part of it any more.
As long as government is elected by the people I cannot separate government from people. That represents the majority.
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On individual level I still give everyone a chance.
But I really gotta find some fresh orange juice there, that would be nice for a chance.