Loans are not for free. Everybody outside of the kindergarden knows that but apparently some think they are a special snow flake.
If you want a morgage for your house for example, you pay! If you can't afford your morgage, you work more, you spend less. If you can't afford it, you get the feck out of the house you can't afford.
Same way, Greece shouldn't take loans it can't afford. Nobody is forcing them. They f-ed up their budget. Not Germans.
If Greece steps outside of eurozone, their living standards will go down to Romania's. Please go ahead. I'm not stopping Greeks.
"Get out of the house you can't afford" = Default.
If an individual has to use his entire savings, sell off everything he owns and lose anything he's going to earn for the next 30 years or more to pay off a mortgage...he'll default and file for bankruptcy protection.
It is better for Greece to get out now and become Romania than to continuously take loans until they become Moldova. Not to mention since the entire EU is linked, there is no way the EU will let Greece just take loans over and over because eventually the problem will spread into the EU itself.
Greece needs to default and get out of the EU as soon as they can and return to the drachma, let the market devalue their new currency, and go from there. Investors would invest in a poorer Greece with no debt rather than an artificially richer Greece with massive debt.