Clarifying issues of the day

And now, because we, Issestupido fellowship, know that a lot of people of other countries read us, we will translate to english our last post. We hope you like and excuses for any error that might occur


I learned that no longer live above my means. Thanks to this great Finnish Olli Rehn I was completely elucidated about my present life.

It is indeed a pertinent question:

Now that unemployment has historical values​​, now that everyday I wake up in the morning without knowing what the new cut that I will have, the minimum wage is the wave of East European, not seen such a high emigration from the 60, that health is increasingly inexpensive (as the law says... tend free ... what is the big note (i am being ironic)) and I suffer partial or total cuts in social benefits.

Oh yes, and now that I continue to wake up every day in the morning wondering what was the new destructive measure of education that minister Crato decided to implement.

That is, now that I'm dumber, poorer and sicker I even say that, right now, my chances are too high. Mister ministers, you can cut me a little more because the skills of breathing that I have left still and plenty abounds!

And no, let there be the buck that grossed in IVA of enormous help to the campaign of the Food Bank guarded to other more important matters than starving to death, because we only need the portuguese to be supportive, the government (which led to this situation) is exempt. Yes, because I know you are more miserable than us.

Is that on top, they still complain, these stupid Portuguese. So it turns out after we know this rosy country we live in, we came to know of a study that says that Portuguese workers feel less and less rewarded by salary due to his efforts , and less recognized by supervisors and colleagues. Also concludes that there is a further degradation of the involvement of people at work and indicates serious risk of power failure, overload and exhaustion (The study , sponsored by the Portuguese Association of Occupational Health Psychology ( APPSO ) and analyzed nearly 33,900 cases between 2010 and 2013).

These Portuguese are really poor and ungrateful, man! XIÇA ! That no one put up!