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sabrina 1

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17. Horrific, beyond words. Yet, as you say, the American Right supports

Wed Mar 27, 2013, 12:36 PM

Mar 2013

these monsters, and opposes Democratic leaders like Chavez.

I always knew that since I have spent time engaging them on their support for these monsters. What I did not know, was that anyone on the left in this country, while not openly supporting them, does so by opposing democratically elected leaders like Chavez. They so by denying that the US was behind the Chavez coup attempt, or the Aristedes successful coup.

Every democrat in this country who opposes those monsters most of them supported by THIS government, has an obligation in order to try to exhonerate our own guilt, to support every left leaning leading elected fairly by the victims of our horrific policies in that region of the world. By joining in the anti-democratic leaders they are helping to ensure a return of these monstrous dictators, with the help of the Western Powers. Even when I don't agree with a policy of some of the new leaders, I will continue to support them until Latin America is out of danger from interference again from Western Right Wing powers.

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Venezuelan Youth Denounce Violent Opposition Plans [View all] Catherina Mar 2013 OP

Interesting, and not a bit surprising to learn the opposition youth are resurrecting Judi Lynn Mar 2013 #1

Never mind THAT, they are just innocent little lambs "peacefully" protesting. idwiyo Mar 2013 #7

This reminds me of when I was in college naaman fletcher Mar 2013 #2

Or assaulted by the national guard as they were last week. joshcryer Mar 2013 #3

ah yes, the students will be marching thus provoking chavistas and the police to shoot them n/t Bacchus4.0 Mar 2013 #5

yeah, reminiscent of "legitimate rape" joshcryer Mar 2013 #6

Surely you ment to say that police fired tear gas towards GOVERNMENT supporters and formed idwiyo Mar 2013 #8

Thank you for correcting that false claim. Not that anyone sabrina 1 Mar 2013 #9

My pleasure! Even more so when BS claims lead to comparison to rape and "legitimate rape". idwiyo Mar 2013 #11

Astounding, but not getting much traction around the world anymore. sabrina 1 Mar 2013 #12

Hell, I had a conversation right here on DU with someone who was bragging about Uzbekistan idwiyo Mar 2013 #13

A quick and simple reference, Guatemala's Rios Montt's mutants bludgeoning infants, Judi Lynn Mar 2013 #14

Horrific, beyond words. Yet, as you say, the American Right supports sabrina 1 Mar 2013 #17

This is beyond horrific. idwiyo Mar 2013 #18

Maduro was the one who said it was an illegitimate protest. joshcryer Mar 2013 #23

Thanks. Typical, isn't it? n/t Judi Lynn Mar 2013 #15

Very. Not that I expect any different from people who are fond of RW inspired talking points. idwiyo Mar 2013 #19

I take it you approve of Reuters now? joshcryer Mar 2013 #21

Well, I thought YOU did, that why I made sure it wasn't a report from a known CHAVISTA idwiyo Mar 2013 #25

Reuters is trashed regularly on these forums. joshcryer Mar 2013 #27

Well, I guess if even Reuters reported that GOVERNMENT supporters were teargassed then even they idwiyo Mar 2013 #28

That's one report, other reports say they scattered the students. joshcryer Mar 2013 #20

Correction: Other report, by one reporter.As in singular. There is no need to exaggerate, is there? idwiyo Mar 2013 #24

Huffington Post is shit since it was sold. joshcryer Mar 2013 #26

I totally agree with you RE: Huffington Post, now and before. idwiyo Mar 2013 #29

K&R idwiyo Mar 2013 #4

What is remarkable is how the opposition cannot win, the Right that is, sabrina 1 Mar 2013 #10

This is the speciality of the right wing in Venezuela and LatAm. ocpagu Mar 2013 #16

So easily we forget the violence against Capriles last election. joshcryer Mar 2013 #22