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Os gregos são fortes



Se o Brasil é neste momento o oposto da Grécia, os atenienses são os cariocas da Europa, com mais barba e mais temperamento.

Eis algo que o Rio de Janeiro, aspirante a centro do Novo Mundo, podia aprender com os gregos: a doce vida das esplanadas em qualquer canto com vista de pedras, bosque, água, céu, como qualquer escadinha, qualquer praça, 
qualquer cais existe para isso, estar ali, ao ar livre.

... entre mesas de brunch, carrinhos de bebé e bicicletas, a enrolarem os seus cigarros de fumadores-recordistas-da-Europa e estamo-nos-nas-tintas-para-os-alemães. 

— Os alemães querem que a gente seja como eles, só trabalho. E a gente diz que não vai ser como eles.

Alexandra Lucas Coelho, Revista Público, 25.03.2012

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