repoman
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This guy is old school radical, but what he says seems to make sense
Defending Maduro as "democratically elected" is a great way for useful idiots to self-identify.
Defending Maduro as "democratically elected" is a great way for useful idiots to self-identify.
You mean by stating facts?
As legitimate as Trump.
More legitimate than GW.
Defending Maduro as "democratically elected" is a great way for useful idiots to self-identify.
You mean by stating facts?
As legitimate as Trump.
More legitimate than GW.
I don't feel like you're hurting my point.
I don't feel like you're hurting my point.
Yes, people who know facts are idiots in your strange strange world. Your cocoon of delusion.
I don't feel like you're hurting my point.
Yes, people who know facts are idiots in your strange strange world. Your cocoon of delusion.
So, wait, if you think democracy produced Maduro why didn't you bring that up on your list of bad things democracy has done?
Democracy is the only chance for things to get good.
Democracy is the only chance for things to get good.
I'm sure the people of Venezuela will feel good about that, particularly given the last time they elected a super-majority of the opposition to the legislature, Maduro responded by declaring the legislature null and void.
Democracy is the only chance for things to get good.
I'm sure the people of Venezuela will feel good about that, particularly given the last time they elected a super-majority of the opposition to the legislature, Maduro responded by declaring the legislature null and void.
Yes, and in the US more people voted for Gore and Hillary yet the Republicans held the power of the executive.
Shitty democracy sucks.
Democracy has to be about much more than voting.
And of course schemes that subvert the popular will, at least of those who voted, are undemocratic.
Yes, and in the US more people voted for Gore and Hillary yet the Republicans held the power of the executive.
Shitty democracy sucks.
Democracy has to be about much more than voting.
And of course schemes that subvert the popular will, at least of those who voted, are undemocratic.
Yes, but Haiti and Mexico.
In 20 years from now, will it be the mainstream view that the current meddling was similar to what the US in the 1950s in Central America? By that point it will be academic.
I'm working on a program for a bank which uses foreign currency exchange rates. Seeing the rate for the Venezuelan Bolivar in the list with all the other world currency really hammers home how trashed that country's economy has become.
Thanks Chavez!
Thanks Chavez!
Now, now. Please remember to place all the blame on the US government where it belongs.
In 20 years from now, will it be the mainstream view that the current meddling was similar to what the US in the 1950s in Central America? By that point it will be academic.
I'm pretty sure the mainstream view will be just as it is now. That Venezuela fucked itself with idiotic economic policies.
I think we can be confident the policies will not become less idiotic with time.