“EUROPE WITHOUT GREECE IS LIKE A PARTY WITHOUT DRUGS” (July 4, 2015)

Thus a graffito in Athens pictured in an article about Greek street art in The Guardian today. According to the newspaper, it was painted by a Greek street artist known as Cacao Rock. As the article puts it, street art expresses the frustrations of Greek people pretty well. Disappointingly, there are photographs of only four murals in the article. I expected at least a dozen, which is why I went for the article in the first place. But this particular one is quite interesting, no doubt. It says a lot about a load of things, not only the youth in the beleaguered country. Indeed, would the youth from the rest of Europe go to a party without drugs nowadays? I very much doubt it. This bodes well for Greece, I reckon.