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and yet there are so many in Venezuela
What does that have to do with me? Or what can I do about it?
Doesn't Caracas have the highest homicide rate in Latin America?
No, Mexico wins the prize now. Doing some research would do you good.
Really? Do it
I thought the same thing
No, I don't interact with others on social media at all, about any topic, but I can't help but want to read the user comments, and I do it to see just how rotten some people are there. My family sends me videos they watch; they're all sensationalist, yellow journalism, and full of AI. Horrible.
Today I had a brief conversation with someone who is a die-hard supporter of the Venezuelan government. While speaking to me in a loud and desperate tone, I just looked at them and nodded to avoid getting into an argument. I could feel my stomach churning. I only asked two questions and made one statement, and that was enough to send them into a rage.
Of course, the most logical thing is to have a rational stance; you can agree with something but that doesn't mean you should make it a shrine.
I'm offended that you're asking me that question.
In my opinion, all criminals should be sent to a desert island to eat each other; no society needs them.
At no point did I say "oppression by the USA." I don't know if you saw the photos or read everything, but I said the same thing as always, the same thing that happens year after year, and it's the armed groups of the Venezuelan government that they send to kill and control.
Regarding "ordinary people', they voted for Chavez and Maduro. They get what they deserve.
I have no faith in the people of Venezuela to fight oppression because they voted for it so many times since 1999
Yes, because of a group of people who voted for Chávez, the country has been ruined for generations, and those of us who aren't even old enough to vote are the ones paying the price. The protests and the struggle to get rid of Chavismo began in 2001, but it's a long story. There have been many obstacles along the way.
Part of that problem is the Venezuelan National Guard; they're demons sold out to the Venezuelan government. Only once, in 2019, did a small group of soldiers try to bring about change, but they all ended up dead... another long story for another comment.
I appreciate you reading my posts
unbearable
I still don't understand why you're mentioning me in this. I'll ask you again, what do you want me to do about it? What do I have to do with the Aragua train? Or worse, why do you think I would defend them?
Criminals affect me as much as they affect you. I want to live in a safe place too.