Marxism working as predicted...

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Re: Marxism working as predicted...

Post by JimC » Sat Jul 25, 2015 1:16 am

Yes.

Yes I was...
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Re: Marxism working as predicted...

Post by Hermit » Sat Jul 25, 2015 1:56 am

"See, I told you, mockery and insult to deflect from the truth about Marxism. Classic Marxist/Alinsky tactic."

Another one of Bill Maher's miniature gems. Your link did not work for me using the [video] tag. In case it also fails for everybody else I posted the clip again, using the [youtube] one.

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Re: Marxism working as predicted...

Post by rainbow » Tue Jul 28, 2015 1:27 pm

Seth wrote:
Blind groper wrote:Understanding Seth is easy.
You just have to realise that he has been so brainwashed that all them poor little dirty brain cells has bin washed riiiight outta his haid.
See, I told you, mockery and insult to deflect from the truth about Marxism. Classic Marxist/Alinsky tactic.
Only a true Marxist would say that!

:o Gotcha. :shock:
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Post by NineBerry » Thu Jul 30, 2015 8:57 pm

Strontium Dog wrote:Just to put it into perspective, this is the country with the largest proven oil reserves in the world. Marxism doesn't even work when it's given the biggest winning lottery ticket in history.
You heard about that thing called climate change? We should be glad, some oil stays where it is.

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Post by Seth » Thu Jul 30, 2015 10:14 pm

NineBerry wrote:
Strontium Dog wrote:Just to put it into perspective, this is the country with the largest proven oil reserves in the world. Marxism doesn't even work when it's given the biggest winning lottery ticket in history.
You heard about that thing called climate change? We should be glad, some oil stays where it is.
Which of course is a complete non-sequitur.

Oh, by the way, there is no global warming, it was just fiddling with the numbers to make it look cooler in the past.
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Re: Marxism working as predicted...

Post by rainbow » Fri Jul 31, 2015 6:29 am

Seth wrote:
NineBerry wrote:
Strontium Dog wrote:Just to put it into perspective, this is the country with the largest proven oil reserves in the world. Marxism doesn't even work when it's given the biggest winning lottery ticket in history.
You heard about that thing called climate change? We should be glad, some oil stays where it is.
Which of course is a complete non-sequitur.

Oh, by the way, there is no global warming, it was just fiddling with the numbers to make it look cooler in the past.
"cooler in the past"!

Listen, Seth - we don't need hipster talk here.
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Re: Marxism working as predicted...

Post by JimC » Sat Aug 01, 2015 12:20 am

The late sixties and early seventies were cool. :smoke:

After that, it all turned into crap...
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Re: Marxism working as predicted...

Post by DaveDodo007 » Sat Aug 01, 2015 12:27 am

Don't worry the populance wont complain, well after they have been rounded up and murdered that is.
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Re: Marxism working as predicted...

Post by Seth » Tue Aug 04, 2015 5:51 am

More Marxist victories for the proletariat! Viva Maduro!
Venezuelan President Blames US for Supermarket Riot That Left One Dead
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by Frances Martel3 Aug 20150
Socialist Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro is blaming a United States conspiracy for a supermarket riot over the weekend that left one 21-year-old man dead–a man witnesses say was shot to death by Venezuela’s Bolivarian National Guard.

A mob attacked a supermarket warehouse in San Félix, Bolívar, on Friday, attempting to tear down the walls of a warehouse and acquire basic food items, such as milk and flour. Video shows a crowd of dozens organizing in front of the building and attempting to break through, with Bolivarian National Guard troops attempting to violently disperse the crowd. When police finally managed to subdue the crowd, 60 people were arrested, and 21-year-old Gustavo Patinez Gómez was dead of a gunshot wound to the chest.

The Venezuelan government has prohibited the use of mobile devices in supermarkets, following a wave of social media coverage of how empty most Venezuelan supermarkets are, boasting an abundance of snacks and cookies but no vegetable oil, laundry detergent, or diapers. While there is no official law on paper banning Venezuelans from using mobile devices in supermarkets, videos uploaded to YouTube show that government workers do confiscate telephones in supermarkets if someone attempts to record footage of empty store shelves.

Witnesses to Patinez Gómez’s death have said they clearly saw National Guard troops shoot him, which the government denies. Instead, President Maduro accused the United States of being behind the man’s death. The entire riot, he claimed, was “planned” by Americans and executed by Venezuela’s “battered left.” “You all know that a military general of the United States doesn’t predict. He orders and the battered Venezuelan right-wing executes,” he said.

Maduro has routinely blamed the United States for his country’s woes, going as far as to claim that Vice President Joe Biden was personally plotting Maduro’s assassination. As Reuters notes, this has mostly bewildered American officials. “I certainly am not involved in any way, shape or form with coup planning. I don’t know anyone that is. And I probably would know if someone was,” said General John Kelly, head of U.S. Southern Command, about Venezuela in March.

Other Venezuelan officials have claimed that the riots are not caused by the government’s lack of ability in keeping inventory replenished or economic policies, including rations, that have devastated the markets. Instead, State Governor Francisco Rangel Gómez blamed mysterious “outside agitators,” arguing that “nobody is starving here,” so there is no reason to riot. “I am sure that this was for political purposes,” he told state-owned Globovision TV.

Even if there were shortages, he argued, such a crisis “can teach us a lot.”

Venezuela is estimated to be suffering 615% inflation and significant food shortages. The government has not yet opened its market to limit the damage, however, instead targeting food distributors. On Thursday, the Venezuelan government seized a distribution center used by Pepsi, Nestle, and the Venezuelan company Polar, jeopardizing the distribution of 12,000 tons of food.
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Re: Marxism working as predicted...

Post by klr » Tue Aug 04, 2015 11:37 pm

JimC wrote:
mistermack wrote:

..."Socialist China"...
:funny:

That's about as accurate as Seth's "Marxist Obama"...

They are currently a corrupt oligarchy working hand in glove with a home-grown coterie of the world's most rapacious capitalists...
Unfortunately, that's not a catchy prefix for a country name. "People's (Democratic) Republic" would be much more user-friendly, if a lot less accurate.
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