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Noam Chomsky on Hugo Chavez of Venezuela

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roaringwaterbay (6 days ago) Show Hide
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luckiswhathappens (1 week ago) Show Hide
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Derechos humanos en Venezuela no existen. Human rights in Venezuela do not exist. Corruption is rampant there just like everywhere else in my continent. He shut off all public radio and television stations. Are these the rights you are speaking of?
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Furthermore, you young snot, I know full well what socialism is about. I'm twice your age.

What socialism is about depends with whom you stand in solidarity. I will always stand with working people; with those who actually make the world what it is.

You, on the other hand, appear to stand with the lords of capital and finance, which is not my heritage, nor, until I die, will it ever be.

When I want a lecture from a young snot, I will ask for one. Which is, never.
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You buying into the folk hero legend of Sandino and Chavez is pretty fucking comical, albeit sad. It's almost as sad as advocating for "socialism" and not really knowing what that means. Give you a hint: it does not mean being "liberal", not even in the social (as opposed to economic) sense. Be a respsectable self-loathing American and climb back under a rock; you obviously know where to find one of those.
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"I spent most of my time (in the military as) a high class muscle-man for Wall Street. I was a gangster for capitalism."

Quote from the 1935 pamphlet 'War is a Racket' written by Major General Smedley Butler, United States Marine Corps, one of only 20 soldiers to twice be awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor.

Smedley Butler was in Nicaragua doing what he did for the boys on Wall Street.

Your father, on the other hand, was not even alive when Smedley Butler was active.
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Semper Fi, Smedley Butler (you can take me out but you can't take it out of me). More irony here in that Butler couldn't have made all the money he did railing against war and fascism in anything but a capitalistic system. He is a good example though of how being a capitalist and being a humanist are not mutually exclusive.
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bilgueits (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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I think Chomsky doesnt look for that kind of YouTube evidence like you " Fucktard "
bilgueits (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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@ChunderChunk Go see History, Discovery or the Learning Channel.

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