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In reply to the discussion: Venezuelans pour into streets to mourn Hugo Chavez [View all]ronnie624
(5,764 posts)75. You're leaving out the most important element, perhaps to deliberately misinform:
the will of the majority, which has been consistently expressed by the Venezuelan electorate.
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I thought on TRMS she said they kicked the US Ambassador out of the country?
xtraxritical
Mar 2013
#14
Someone needs to keep on eye on bushitler, he'll be over there spreading sulfur and hunting
lonestarnot
Mar 2013
#20
"Strongarm"? WTF would this president want to do that? Venezuela isn't going to be
Tarheel_Dem
Mar 2013
#128
I guess "worse" would be subjective, depending on one's politics. But, your idea of "strange".....
Tarheel_Dem
Mar 2013
#157
Such a "blip" the U.S. participated in creating the coup in 2002, has poured out millions
Judi Lynn
Mar 2013
#159
Not sure why you felt the need to come after me, rather than the poster who declares that our....
Tarheel_Dem
Mar 2013
#160
Please do include a link to your information on Hugo Chavez' immense wealth.
Judi Lynn
Mar 2013
#165
No, you are expected to provide the link, pull it out of your underside. Your responsibility.
Judi Lynn
Mar 2013
#170
I said where I heard it, my "responsibility" ends there. For anyone, besides you, looking for...
Tarheel_Dem
Mar 2013
#171
But, but, the TV said he wasn't the president of Venezuela, he was the "strongman"
arcane1
Mar 2013
#11
Sad, in every way. Wish they bothered to search for the facts, as the rest of us do. n/t
Judi Lynn
Mar 2013
#63
To quote George Washington in his farewell address regarding political parties...
Fearless
Mar 2013
#74
You're leaving out the most important element, perhaps to deliberately misinform:
ronnie624
Mar 2013
#75
One need not know more about someone who chooses that stinking send-off to a dead man. n/t
Judi Lynn
Mar 2013
#108
I will gladly go off on leaders who subvert the intentions of their consitutions
Fearless
Mar 2013
#122
+1000. I don't always agree with you, but I give you big props for consistency.
Tarheel_Dem
Mar 2013
#178
That would only be possible if they RE-ELECTED him, wouldn't it? Like President FDR was re-elected
Judi Lynn
Mar 2013
#112
You could benefit by spending some time researching your subject, as the rest of us must.
Judi Lynn
Mar 2013
#118
I know a family that was terrorized and fled. I know them personally. Is that enough research for
wordpix
Mar 2013
#135
DU'ers know an American DU'er who lives now in Venezuela whom we have enjoyed enormously
Judi Lynn
Mar 2013
#138
good try- my friends fled for their lives b/c the head of household practiced free speech
wordpix
Mar 2013
#142
Close to tears right now. There aren't enough socialist leaders in the world.
McCamy Taylor
Mar 2013
#23
Curious that you'd come out of a five-year hibernation to post that.
2ndAmForComputers
Mar 2013
#129
According to this article in the Washington Post, Chavez was far from a democrat.
totodeinhere
Mar 2013
#27
By which the Post means, of course "he wouldn't obey Wall Street and impose austerity".
Ken Burch
Mar 2013
#31
I love how the corporate media gives a shit about Human Rights Watch when it comes to Chavez
Adenoid_Hynkel
Mar 2013
#33
We should give a shit about all human rights abuses anywhere including Saudi Arabia.
totodeinhere
Mar 2013
#54
I agree. Almost anyone has heard of Pinochet. He is one of the most well known dictators in
totodeinhere
Mar 2013
#131
here come the pro-Chavezistas to denounce this well documented report as a fraud
wordpix
Mar 2013
#101
Chavez himself planned a failed coup to get rid of Pres. Carlos Perez: Operation Zamora 1992
wordpix
Mar 2013
#105
Why did you neglect to acknowledge Chavez became a national hero because of his actions
Judi Lynn
Mar 2013
#107
uh, I wasn't around then, Judi Lynn. Why do you neglect to acknowledge Chavez is not perfect?
wordpix
Mar 2013
#109
Just saw Evo Morales is walking beside R. Maduro as they walk ahead of the car bearing the casket.
Judi Lynn
Mar 2013
#120
Oh, yeah! No surprise there. Guatemala has been beaten down by the same people since 1954, at least.
Judi Lynn
Mar 2013
#102
huh? Globovision engages in free speech, that is why Chavez hated that station
wordpix
Mar 2013
#143
Maybe reporters from stations which advocated the coup, and assassination should stay out of it.
Judi Lynn
Mar 2013
#90
The poster is part of a small crew of people here who oppose the left in general and in
Warren Stupidity
Mar 2013
#116