Did Hugo Chavez really rock the righties?

[GePap]

what a thread!

This is precious- we should save it, just as an example of how delusional some people (Lets be clear, Fez and Ben) can sometimes act on this board.

[Drake Tungsten]

Ooh hypocrisy, how I love thee!

[GePap]

You know, while I love your psychotic nature Drakie Poo, you are no longer even mildly ammusing. In many ways, you are far more noxious than Fez ever could be, for what he says is just simply flat out insane, and hence easy to laugh at. You on the other hand are simply obnoxious, so most of the time one can;t even get a good laugh out of it.

Oh, and to the mods, don't worry about any further flaming- this is all I have to say to Drakie Poo.

[molly bloom]

Originally posted by KrazyHorse
I wish I could say I feel good having pwn3d Ben and Fez, but it's a hollow achievement.

Like feeling hungry after eating Chinese takeaway.


The problem is they're both of a kind: long on assertions and presumptions (see: Obi Gyn and his polls, the 'leftist' newspaper, and so on) and short on facts.


Well, real facts that is, not 'Coulter' facts or 'oo pop a toony, we gots a loony!' facts.

[Drake Tungsten]

I love your psychotic nature Drakie Poo

[chequita guevara]

Originally posted by Giancarlo
It has to do with political culture. May I recommend a book?

The Guide to the Perfect Latin American Idiot? an autobiography, Fez?

[molly bloom]

Originally posted by chegitz guevara

Originally posted by Giancarlo
It has to do with political culture. May I recommend a book?

The Guide to the Perfect Latin American Idiot? an autobiography, Fez?

Either that or something whose title describes Pedro Poopy Pants's assertions quite well:


Jorge Luis Borges's Ficciones/Fictions

[chequita guevara]

Originally posted by Ben Kenobi
To say that a leader is loved by his people does not mean that he is loved by those who support him, but that those who disagree with him, also hold him in high esteem.

So if a minority of the public who are used to using violence to get their way historically decide they are willing to use violence to get their way now, that means that everyone hates Chavez?

Ben, you show little to no understanding of Latin American politics. Venezuela does not have a history of peaceful transfer of power. For almost it's entire history, Venezuelan power was transfered at the muzzle of a gun. Liberals (capitalists) and Conservatives (landowners) have been fighting civil wars against each other for nearly two hundred years. It's how they do things there.

The oppostion has already shown a willingness to use violence on numerous occassions, from the coup to attacks on pro-Chavez demostrations. Had there been no soldiers at the polling stations, it' is extremely likely that one side or the other would have tried to use violence to try and shut down the election. It happens all the friggan time in the 3rd World.

If you want to argue that something was amiss in the recent election, first you have to overcome the findings of the international observers, which you have utterly failed to do.

[chequita guevara]

Originally posted by Ted Striker
the irony

You wish to explain which faulty sources I use?

[Odin]

This thread has been totally Fezzed.

[chequita guevara]

Yes, but it's been fun.

Fez is that crazy chick you used to know but moved to the big city and bounces back into town just long enough to make your life a crazy fun hell, then disappears again.

[Whoha]

Chavez gets his marching orders from the Whitehouse.

[chequita guevara]

They tried that, but then the coup failed.

[Fake Boris]

@ thread

[Giancarlo]

Originally posted by molly bloom


Either that or something whose title describes Pedro Poopy Pants's assertions quite well:


Jorge Luis Borges's Ficciones/Fictions

I don't think insults are necessary. I get banned for even saying one insult, and you can say them and nothing happens?