fuck all that noise, if people are interested in being educated, I will tell them everything I know about his policies and about anti-imperialism and direct them to places where they can learn alot more than I can tell them.
if people are not interested in learning what is really going on in this world, then they are already lost causes and as far as I am concerned are just in the way of positive change.
el olor del sulfurrejectedrealismSeptember 21 2006, 14:02:28 UTC
unfortuantely he ruined his bid for security council and el slavador or guatamala are going to get it, who are in the USA gov's pocket. otherwise he's fucking awesome for saying it.
What I don't get is the negative response by Democrats such as Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Rangel. Either what Chavez said is true or it isn't; the messenger has no influence on the facts. If it's true when John Kerry says it then it's true when anyone else says it. I know Rangel's argument is that an attack on Bush is an attack on America, but if you read Chavez' transcreipt he makes it very clear who he's referring to, and it's not the American people, it's one man and a few close friends.
Even so, I'm not a fan of ad hominem attacks or religious hyperbole in political arguments, not when Bush uses such tactics nor anyone else. Chavez had a vital opportunity but unfortunately lessened his impact by incorporating useless, inflammatory remarks.
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if people are not interested in learning what is really going on in this world, then they are already lost causes and as far as I am concerned are just in the way of positive change.
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Even so, I'm not a fan of ad hominem attacks or religious hyperbole in political arguments, not when Bush uses such tactics nor anyone else. Chavez had a vital opportunity but unfortunately lessened his impact by incorporating useless, inflammatory remarks.
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