I like that Chavez, in a country with a very lot of poor people, is more interested in human beings than profits for multi-national corporations.
He seems interested in utilizing his countries resources for his countries people. Noble.
The fact that he is trying to rule by decree shouldn't bother any Conservative American. George W. Bush has been doing the same thing for 6 years, with a Republican Congress abdicating any responsibility in favor of the Executive Brance. Conservatives cannot complain about Chavez without damning their own preferred form of government.
It's despicable when Chavez does it. It's despicable when Bush does it.
Now, does the fact that I approve of using national resources for the benefits of people along the lines that Chavez is trying mean that I "worship at the feet" of Chavez?
Current Events » in reply to That makes some sense, I'll grant. Now, "worshipping at the feet"?
For instance.
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- "Nemesis" - a review,worth a glance, depressing as can be.
- re: "Nemesis" - a review,worth a glance, depressing as can be.
- re:The best part
- Makes a good companion to the reviewer's other article...
- "while continuing to hallucinate about the same impending Amerikkkan fascism the Left has been predicting since I was in college."
- At what point does it start to get ridiculous?
- So Robert...
- It's impossible to like Bush AND love America.
- As long as you just go ad hominem, define "worshipping at the feet", would you?
- "while continuing to hallucinate about the same impending Amerikkkan fascism the Left has been predicting since I was in college."