«-How much pension do you get?;
- 440 euros and I give 300 euros for rent.
- If you're in rent, it doesn't come out.
- Right now I'm hungry.
- Does the Church support you?;
- Nobody.
- Thank you for coming.»
It is a dialogue between an elderly woman seeking solutions to the problems that plague her and the elected Prime Minister of the country in which she has the misfortune to live.
His exhortation and irresponsible «ask the Church for help» to those who describe their inability to survive is indicative of the inability to respond or the callousness of government policy. Kyriakos Mitsotakis is going back many years with the tactics he is following ten days before the European elections.
It has no solutions to citizens' agonising questions about their vital issues.
He has learned the story well, he has told it a thousand times, he accuses the opposition of populism. He is returning to 2015 in order to terrorize the citizens, trying with great ease to hide the responsibilities of the Southwest for the bankruptcy to which his party led the country.
The vice-president of the New Democracy party, And. Georgiades -as if we were in the time of Frederica - like the «cat that f@@@ and squeaks» thinks that he will cause fear, saying that if the ND is not voted for, the leftists will destroy the hospitals.
The Prime Minister says in support of his arguments that the country lost 30% of GDP. Only he does not say because of which governments and why. He does not present any solution for the punctuality, for the obscenity, for the dismantling of the NHS.
But it is making a huge effort to deconstruct the proposals of SYRIZA. There is money for excess profits, and this is real money. But there is no money for families, and there is no money for small and medium-sized entrepreneurs either. Kyriakos Mitsotakis is fighting for the excess profits of a few businesses, for the obscenity of the middlemen and the excess revenues of the state he runs, keeping Greece on the two poorest steps in Europe.
Many people are probably still wondering whether it is not the fault of Mitsotakis and his fellow over-indulgers but of us who, to the extent that each of us has a share of responsibility for all that we live or rather all that we tolerate? He has also used this about «individual responsibility» And a damn our misfortune is not enough, since we are also responsible somewhere, to stay with crossed arms and wait for our luck to turn around.
In ten days with a simple gesture to send him a message that he should go to one of the many houses he has to inhabit and empty Maximus
The Mitsotakis government cannot hide the result of its policy, it hardly tries to defend it anymore.
So why should we look indifferent?;
