Comments by "ThatDutchguy" (@thatdutchguy2882) on ""No single country will be left behind in this crisis" says EU Commissioner for Internal Market" video.

Sure, but in Italy's perticular case we need oversight all the way, no excuses, in order to make sure the funds don't end up in different schemes, pockets of corrupt politicians or the mafia.
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@Justa Computa Nope. What i mean is, money ain't free, we had to earn it too. We want to help the people of Italy, not to let corrupt Italian politicans use that money for their own reelection schemes or pocket the money hard earned by us Dutch, or worse the money ending up in some grinning mafia Don's hands so they can buy more influence and drugs. Oversight is needed to make very sure non of those options happen and that the money intended to help the Italian economy and it's people ends up exactly there where needed,...it's our pure real world logic vs your brain fart.
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@globalmuffin2 Dealing with mafia, etc when it comes to our hard earned money send to the Italian people is our business. It's never going to be "an internal problem" in that regard, that's what the Italian mafia and corrupt politicians would like to happen, but it ain't gonna happen, tuff luck.
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@globalmuffin2 There's alot of negative news for decade's on Romania, and on its elite politicians those news items are right, they are corrupt, so are the Romanian civil-servants top to bottom. But it has to be said that the Romanian themselves aren't, they really want change, actual change and are fed up with the corruption and openly say they've got a problem and need/want help even from outside to achieve that. Italian's themselves however have glass hart's, they scream and make big gestures when that is pointed out they fake outrage, refusing to recognise their country is a mess,...and they don't want to be supervised while it's very much needed, because of their "pride"⬅it's ridiculous. Romania need supervision for a different reason vs Italy,...and with the support of the Romanians themselves, i think it will be a big success too, that's the difference.
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@globalmuffin2 Ohh yes, they are definitely civilised there in the country itself, no doubt, pleasant even. It's when they go outside of it and they want something it gets messy with them fast habitually. They are way too theatrical to the umpteen degree and have a very short fuse making them unreasonable, that's not appreciated outside their country, especially not in the North of Europe. That is logically seen here in the North as disingenuous dramatics🎭 to hide something, and as too unreliable to work with to achieve any common goal at all with any efficiency in any stretch of the imagination. Untop of that, the Italian's have a glass hart, very fragile to any form of real constructive criticism/feedback from any foreign country to them.
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