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Kergy
Peru2011 Posts
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mordk
Chile8385 Posts
I wonder how many people are going to buy this type of bullshit. | ||
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overt
United States9006 Posts
I hope they get a proper government now but I'm sure it'll probably just be more of the same. | ||
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Drake
Germany6146 Posts
one of the last big who hold against usa in worldbankeconomystuff and if you could say 1 thing about him, he was 100% NO puppet ! | ||
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funkie
Venezuela9376 Posts
On March 06 2013 08:15 mordk wrote: I wonder how many people are going to buy this type of bullshit. Uhh all of them. At my place at work, there are like 1-2 Chavistas, and well, they started "attacking" the rest of us because we said that was just stupid. They specially attacked me since I have traveled to the US and well, they "hate" the US cause they killed Chavez.. lol, some people are just plain ignorant. I wish there was a minimal education requirement to vote. That'd make things much much better for everyone here. | ||
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CrimsonLotus
Colombia1123 Posts
He did help the poor but not because of the goodness of his heart or because it was his ideal, he did so because the poor would reelect him, look at Uruguay's president if you want to see a true leftist. He fucked over just about everyone he could while still being able to be reelected. That makes him an amazing politician but hardly a good and noble leader. | ||
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funkie
Venezuela9376 Posts
On March 06 2013 08:16 CoR wrote: r.i.p. one of the last big who hold against usa in worldbankeconomystuff and if you could say 1 thing about him, he was 100% NO puppet ! No puppet? Haha, that's a good one. You might call him Castro's puppet. He always did what they told him to do, and they were part of all this "scheme" to keep his death secret and have Maduro on the power as long as possible. Blah. | ||
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sam!zdat
United States5559 Posts
On March 06 2013 08:17 funkie wrote: lol, some people are just plain ignorant. I wish there was a minimal education requirement to vote. That'd make things much much better for everyone here. this is a good idea no matter what country you live in. of course, then you have to have free education and the social stability for people to pursue it. sigh. "next year in jerusalem" | ||
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Shiragaku
Hong Kong4308 Posts
On March 06 2013 08:18 funkie wrote: No puppet? Haha, that's a good one. You might call him Castro's puppet. He always did what they told him to do, and they were part of all this "scheme" to keep his death secret and have Maduro on the power as long as possible. Blah. Not to mention that he gladly brought in Chinese imperialist influence in South America. For example, he allowed 40 percent of the Venezuelan railroads to be privatized by China. | ||
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bohus
11 Posts
On March 06 2013 08:22 Shiragaku wrote: Not to mention that he gladly brought in Chinese imperialist influence in South America. For example, he allowed 40 percent of the Venezuelan railroads to be privatized by China. "He allowed 40 percent of the Venezuelan railroads to be privatized by USA." That would be ok? | ||
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Shiragaku
Hong Kong4308 Posts
On March 06 2013 08:24 bohus wrote: "He allowed 40 percent of the Venezuelan railroads to be privatized by USA." That would be ok? We can debate whether it is okay or not, my point is that he is unbelievably hypocritical and is obsessed with anti-Americanism and anti-NATO. We are talking about a self-proclaimed socialist and Maoist on one occasion who allows foreign privatization. Also to give a direct answer, I think it would be horrible if the railroads were privatized by any nation. *Sigh* This man is worse than George Galloway. | ||
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mordk
Chile8385 Posts
On March 06 2013 08:22 Shiragaku wrote: Not to mention that he gladly brought in Chinese imperialist influence in South America. For example, he allowed 40 percent of the Venezuelan railroads to be privatized by China. Whether it is Chinese, from the US, or European, it's equally as bad. Hell, water in my country is owned by Spanish companies. And yes, it sucks. It's expensive, and service gets frequent interrumptions, plus customer service sucks balls. And my country gets nothing out of its own water. Horrible. | ||
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maartendq
Belgium3115 Posts
On March 06 2013 07:27 Jetaap wrote: And now we are going to have so many uninformed post about how he was a great man... he was a populist that bought his place in power by wasting the money that they got from oil, instead of investing it to really improve the society, fight against violence, corruption etc. Basically, a wasted capital. I guess you could use the same description when talking about a lot of the leaders in this world, both in developed and developing countries. | ||
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yandere991
Australia394 Posts
On March 06 2013 08:28 mordk wrote: Whether it is Chinese, from the US, or European, it's equally as bad. Hell, water in my country is owned by Spanish companies. And yes, it sucks. It's expensive, and service gets frequent interrumptions, plus customer service sucks balls. And my country gets nothing out of its own water. Horrible. Just sounds like service in general. Over here in Sydney our rail system is so appalling and has probably already hit rock bottom in terms of reliability, service, train quality, and cost. A foreign ownership might actually be good if they start downsizing all the flab. | ||
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bohus
11 Posts
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McBengt
Sweden1684 Posts
On March 06 2013 08:05 NEEDZMOAR wrote: Castro will never die!!! Because he was pretty much doing the same thing as any other politician (our Swedish government included) But in my eyes he stood above the most due to his social programs and promotion of equality within Venezuela. define it all you want, in my eyes, he did take a stand against the bad USA. I'm not sure what the point is here. I've never claimed there aren't other politicians as bad/worse than him. I just don't like the aura of righteousness that sorrounds him, since I find it to be entirely undeserved. | ||
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DwD
Sweden8621 Posts
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white_horse
1019 Posts
On March 06 2013 08:16 CoR wrote: r.i.p. one of the last big who hold against usa in worldbankeconomystuff and if you could say 1 thing about him, he was 100% NO puppet ! Anti-americans might seem a little more legitimate if they actually offered something that was better than or at least equal to american democracy/capitalism instead of just pounding at the lectern. There wasn't anything stellar about his economic policies and he was responsible for high inflation, high crime rate, and failure to meaningfully close the wealth gap. | ||
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Goozen
Israel701 Posts
Hopefully this will change and Venezuela will start following the path of Brazil instead of staying in the muck. | ||
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funkie
Venezuela9376 Posts
On March 06 2013 08:39 DwD wrote: RIP.. So will the vice president take over easily or will there be some form of power struggle? The president of the Senate should convoque for new elections in 30days. And then we should have a new President. ;p. the VP can't take his place since he is not elected by popular vote, but by the president elected. | ||
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