In other words, decisions about taxation, and how tax revenues should be spent. Back in 1765 Bostonians such as James Otis and Samuel Adams regarded “taxation without representation as a form of tyranny”. … While there have been protests and riots, it is not clear that Greece has the equivalent of a Boston Tea Party . Or, like Bostonians that Greeks will join with the Irish, the Portuguese and Spanish – whose autonomy is similarly threatened – to fight for independence. …
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