georgephillip
Diamond Member
Socialists today look first at the institution where most adults spend a majority of their waking hours: their workplace:You are the freakin idiot here. No one is wanting to be like Venezuela. The democratic socialists are looking at specific policy similar to what very successful western countries have used. It's in no way shape or form a Venezuela vs. Reaganist utopia extreme dichotomy.Bullets Against Pots and Pans in the Crackdown on Venezuela's Protests | Inter Press ServiceYou idiots on the left who think Socialism is the end all , may get your wish. Your young, dumb and ugly, and have been fooled into thinking our Socialists can do it better, yet every time it has been tried, it ends up this way. First the money must be stolen from those that work. Then it demoralizes people who then dont want to work. Then people start to starve. Then people riot against the very government they elected in, and in the end, the armed government thugs shoot and kill you.The protests in Venezuela demanding an end to the presidency of Nicolás Maduro in the last 10 days of January, whose soundtrack was the sound of banging on pots and pans in working-class neighbourhoods, had a high human cost: more than 40 deaths, dozens wounded and about a thousand detainees, including 100 women and 90 children under 18.
In Catia, a working-class neighbourhood west of Caracas, a number of young people were shot dead between Jan. 21-25, while National Police and military National Guard commandos demolished improvised roadblocks and barricades made with trash, managing to quash the protests.
Many things are straight up broken in America and the progressives and democratic socialists are looking at successful policy as possible solutions to those broken constructs. They di this because capitalism and fake free markets cant or wont address the problems.
Get a grip, loser.
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