| numonex said: Democratic process does not make any real change. The same old Capitalist system remains the same. The only way to make change is through Civil War and Violent Revolution. A revolution requires organisation, lots of people sharing the same vision, strong leadership and military force. In my opinion if you live under a Socialist regime you are better off than a democratic Capitalist system. I would choose to live under a Socialist system than a democratic Capitalist system. Grass is always greener on the other side. |
If you think of Venezuela as a socialist regime, then you should do your homework.
Let's enumerate the problems with this so called socialist regime:
- Electric shortages ( Cause: "The people consume too much electricity". Real cause: Lack of maintenance and expansion of the energy production and distribution system)
- Insecurity: It's a huge problem around here. You can't carry expensive stuff around because you will surely be robbed. If you resist a robbery, then you are as good as dead. Kidnappings are a huge problem here. Cause: Poverty and lack of education.
-Inflation: Everything is too damn expensive and the wages are just laughable. Imagine yourself paying 600 bucks for a videogame.
-Water shortages: "Oh noes you bad people consume too much watar!". I won't say that people should use less water, but pointing fingers solves nothing.
-The highways are filled with holes. Every time I travel to another city with my mom, it feels like playing that old game with the little car where you had to press right or left to avoid crashing. That reminds me that the majority of drivers here are inconsiderate bastards.
-Violent games prohibition. My brother had to order Final Fantasy 13 through a clandestine leader because the whole majority of games here are forbidden because they are too violent and are the cause of the crime rates here.Lawl .. toys such as max steel or he-man were forbidden as well.
And this is just what I can recall right now.
If you support this, then... whatever...
