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Good night, sweet prince. To that great Satan in the sky.

(Yes, I know that doesn't make sense on a lot of levels.)
 
I'm not saying that the Americans used their cancer ray guns, but I'm not saying they didn't.
Don't worry, the Venezuelans are already on the case
Some day, [Vice President Nicolas Maduro] told the press in a lengthy statement, there will be "scientific proof" that Chavez, fighting a battle with cancer, was poisoned.
:rolleyes:
 
And March 5 is the anniversary of Stalin's Death. Not a good day for Marxist Dictators, though what Hugo did was petty compared to Uncle Joe's crimes.
 
And March 5 is the anniversary of Stalin's Death. Not a good day for Marxist Dictators, though what Hugo did was petty compared to Uncle Joe's crimes.

That's true. Stalin killed something like 20 million people.

Chavez killed...

Actually I have no idea how many. What are the latest stats on that?
 
I still say cancer is a bigger enemy. We should put asside our differences and fight that enemy.

When I heard of this death, this is my only thought. Cancer sucks.

Besides, I thought most people here are leftists. No?
 
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I still say cancer is a bigger enemy. We should put asside our differences and fight that enemy.

When I heard of this death, this is my only thought. Cancer sucks.

Besides, I thought most people here are leftists. No?

Not me, I'm right-handed.
 
I still say cancer is a bigger enemy. We should put asside our differences and fight that enemy.

When I heard of this death, this is my only thought. Cancer sucks.

Besides, I thought most people here are leftists. No?


Am I a still a liberal if I admit I didn't care for Chavez one bit?
 
The twits at The Nation on Chavez.

“I’m what they call a useful idiot when it comes to Hugo Chávez,”

Chávez was a strongman. He packed the courts, hounded the corporate media, legislated by decree and pretty much did away with any effective system of institutional checks or balances. But I’ll be perverse and argue that the biggest problem Venezuela faced during his rule was not that Chávez was authoritarian but that he wasn’t authoritarian enough. It wasn’t too much control that was the problem but too little.
 
Really? How?

In the UK civil servants are chosen by civil servants not ministers.


You just claimed that the politics doesn't have virtually any control over the functions of the state, even though it has the power to to pretty much anything with it.

Yes. Is there something about this observation that upsets you?
 

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