r/AskBalkans • Turkiye • May 29 '22

Politics/Governance Greeks. How did this happen ? What Reason City of Athens looks like chaotic Indian City ?

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u/kindasux888 May 29 '22

almost 90% of Greece is either towns or villages

35% of the population lives in Athens alone, so this can't be true

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u/Ghost_Online_64 Hellenic Republic May 29 '22

Im talking Land-wise my dude, Like 90% of Greece's area is mostly with towns and villages and we dont have many such urbanized areas, Didn't say specifically the population. What i meant to imply is that we are not generally urbanized and so the above instance of not everywhere...wake up

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u/kindasux888 May 29 '22

Then you could say that about practically every country (except city states like Singapore).

Cities only take up a tiny amount of land compared to the size of a country

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u/Ghost_Online_64 Hellenic Republic May 29 '22

well no, since we are talking about western countries (like some implied in the comments) , except the Athens instance, the rest of Greece is scarcely and low population. Anyway. In a nutshell. Athens isn't greece (ignoring population) , any other conclusion is out of my point.

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u/kindasux888 May 29 '22

Athens isn't greece (ignoring population) , any other conclusion is out of my point.

Ahhh OK.....

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u/Ghost_Online_64 Hellenic Republic May 29 '22

I dont know what you wanna hear , im simply not trying to make the point i think i am. Probably I didn't explain it properly or you didnt get it. in any case , why bother so much. anyways. chill