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    How two venezuelans view american socialists

    It's a game of whack-a-mole, knock it down here, it pops up there, knock it down there, it pops up here again.

    HOW TWO VENEZUELANS VIEW AMERICAN SOCIALISTS

    Democratic socialists in America are trying to introduce their ideology as something new, when in fact, they are only retreading old-fashioned ideas that history has already disproven. They are ideas that have led to the economic devastation of every country in which they have been implemented.

    Having seen the effects of this ideology on our home communities in Venezuela, we feel compelled to warn Americans that if they allow socialism to spread in the United States — as it has done in Venezuela — they will condemn their country to a future of misery.

    We know that young people, sometimes, grow enamored with utopian ideals. The movements that cater to them are often labeled as many different movements, whether “social democrats,” “ social Christians ,” or “progressives.” These movements work hard to address their speeches and campaigns to the youth.

    ...Now young Americans are hearing and believing in promises similar to what Venezuelans did in the 50’s, and well into the period of Chavismo, that began in 1998 . The promises include “free healthcare,” “free education,” “a right to a job,” “free housing,” “gun control,” and, of course, that old-fashioned socialist motto “a state that works for you” (which really means, “ supports you”)

    It is evident that a new generation of politicians want to be elected on this basis, and they have found a way to win by mobilizing people who agree with their ideas. So, they will continue promoting a climate of confrontation and division because they have no interest in convincing others who do not already think like them....
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    There are venezuelans here in fla are they all here legally I dont know, but the two I spoke too, one was a registered nurse working in a Hospital the other medical dr working as a waitress in Orlando.

    The nurse just ooozed hatred for venezuela and especially chavez, you couldnt talk to her because she just ranted hatred at them.

    The Dr and my friends and I talked to the Dr and she said one thing that hit home.

    She said Dont change america here you can be what you work to be and the govt doesnt stop you
    LETS GO BRANDON
    F Joe Biden

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