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Socialism is good for animals? - Syne - Nov 28, 2017


https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/-zocMv3OU2c

Nope, not even good for animals.


RE: Socialism is good for animals? - Zinjanthropos - Nov 28, 2017

(Nov 28, 2017 06:52 PM)Syne Wrote:

https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/-zocMv3OU2c

Nope, not even good for animals.

Even worse when my Venezuelan refined oil and gasoline fuelled car runs over a raccoon on the way home. Just trying to get some perspective Big Grin


RE: Socialism is good for animals? - Syne - Nov 28, 2017

Hey, at least that raccoon went quickly.


RE: Socialism is good for animals? - Zinjanthropos - Nov 28, 2017

(Nov 28, 2017 08:18 PM)Syne Wrote: Hey, at least that raccoon went quickly.

At least right wing reactionaries run 'em over before letting the poor buggers starve to death.  Wink

Who's the dude doing all the talking? Did I miss the name?


RE: Socialism is good for animals? - Syne - Nov 28, 2017

Bill Whittle.


RE: Socialism is good for animals? - C C - Nov 28, 2017

But don't worry, my fellow comrades. I, Nicolas, (and formerly Hugo) am protecting you from the subversive elements in that diabolical empire Way up north, north to...

(2017): "Leftist President Nicolas Maduro blames the shortages on a right-wing plot to overthrow him."

(2014) Venezuelan president sees conspiracies: "There's an attempted coup in progress in Venezuela, an attempt orchestrated and directed by political and financial elites in the United States. Outlandish? Not if you ask Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, who spoke at length during a news conference Friday night about his allegations of conspiracy, which others call conspiracy theories. His staff made sure foreign media, including CNN journalists, got an invitation."

(2015, campaign) "[Bernie] Sanders accused Hillary Clinton supporters of attempting to smear him by linking him with the divisive figure [Hugo Chávez]."

(2016, Quora) Did Bernie Sanders ever praise Hugo Chavez? answer --> "No, he did not. A pro Clinton PAC is where that rumor started..."  

(2011) Bernie Sanders gov website: "These days, the American dream is more apt to be realized in South America, in places such as Ecuador, Venezuela and Argentina, where incomes are actually more equal today than they are in the land of Horatio Alger. Who's the banana republic now?" --Close The Gaps: Disparities That Threaten America

(2016) Bernie Sanders Praise For South American Models That End Income Inequality: "[...] Ecuador’s President, Rafael Correa, is preparing to leave a country mired in a deep recession and facing a currency crisis. Like Venezuela, Ecuador has been ruled by a socialist government that was able to subsidize its social engineering projects [...] Argentina, the third of Sanders’ economic role models, is a country with immense natural and industrial wealth that has seen its economy strip-mined by a kleptocratic government..."  

(2016) Flashback: All Those People Who Praised Chavez’s Socialism: "Dead Socialist Venezuelan dictator Hugo Chavez was praised throughout his life by many figures in academia, journalism and Hollywood despite his brutal regime."

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