Well, Chavez talks a lot of sense, I'll reserve judgement when I see further results of his policies.
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Originally Posted by Storekeeper One Very Busy Fascist Dictator   Our unfriendly fascist fiend in Venezuela has been one very busy boy lately. I’m reminded more and more every day of Benito Mussolini when I look at this cretin and watch his mad takeover of Venezuela. The peasants down there see improvements mainly due to this dictator grabbing property and socializing everything into what will eventually become a communist dictatorship. History has recorded that the Nazis made the trains run on time too while they were grabbing power. Chavez is no different. First he goes to Cuba and stirs up the rabble with a venomous anti-democracy tirade ... |
Let's have a look at this comment:
It starts off with "Our unfriendly fascist fiend.." which sets the tone. Unfriendly towards who, and whose fiend, one might ask?
"grabbing property" - does he grab it for himself and his cronies, or has it perhaps something to do with an effort to reduce exploitation, and other weird socialist concepts?
"socialising everything" - sounds good to me if the peasants benefit from it, do you have some examples?
"...will eventually become a communist dictatorship." - Do you mean like this:"“Let’s take on socialism; let’s debate it and build it. I believe that its mistakes were in the economic analysis, there should be social praxis, and 21st century socialism should be based on solid human values,” - sorry, this doesn't sound like a "dictatorship" to me, but I am not as familiar with Chavez as you seem to be. Please elaborate further.
"the Nazis made the train run in time" - yeah, amongst other things. How does this relate to "socialising everything"?
"Chavez is no different" - examples, please.