Happy, But Not Completely

Greeks regard the European Union in much the same way that a pet dog regards its owner. In exchange for performing a few pointless exercises, it provides generously for all needs. But all is not well in the land of Hellas:

The majority of Greeks are happy to be a part of the bloc but blame the euro for many of the country's woes

Which raises some interesting questions. Will the EU damage itself the more it tries to do? After all, without the Euro, the Greeks would have been happy, now they have a complaint leave at Brussels door.