[MasterGunner01]

It is really revealing the mindset of the former Chavez, now Maduro supporters. No matter how much the country spirals into the crapper, these dim bulbs are enjoying the “rich” getting hammered. [”Rich”is anyone with a peso more than they have.] Attention, fools, while Venezuela suffers, Maduro and his entourage aren't suffering one bit. The politically connected never do. It has always been thus in socialist societies and it always will be. Socialism is the equality of shared misery.

[9thLife]

I see it as a cautionary tale for the whole world.

Sooner rather than later, barring some benevolent intervention.

[Vince Ferrer]

It is really revealing the mindset of the former Chavez, now Maduro supporters. No matter how much the country spirals into the crapper, these dim bulbs are enjoying the “rich” getting hammered.

Sean Penn in 2014:

“President Maduro inherited a lot of the growing pains that were left, and the problems that came of a country largely forced into paranoia, largely forced into certain relationships that maybe are distasteful,” Penn said. He added that Maduro is similar to Chavez in that he is “in love with his people and his country.” When he was asked if he thought the Venezuelan people were in love with Maduro, Penn said it was important to “be careful.” “Are they demonstrating in Venezuela over oppression, or are they demonstrating because they’re on economic hard times? It’s the latter,” Penn insisted. “We’re all on economic hard times.”

[HiTech RedNeck]

As long as the socialist kings can go shop in capitalist countries, they don’t care about the pain at home.

They deal in hate, not in love.

Kind of like the way neither US Congress nor the Supreme Court nor the President even has to worry about Obamacare compliance, to see the situation from a viewpoint of skin in the game. They’re excused.