U.S. Still Intervening Against Democracy in Venezuela

Knight Ridder/Tribune Information Services ^ | 18 December 2002 | Mark Weisbrot

[Zviadist]

The Venezuelan Constitution which Chavez basically gutted after he took office is barely worth the toiletpaper its printed on.

The Constitution was approved by the people in a nation-wide referrendum. It has democratic legitimacy -- unlike your mob in the streets. You people are not conservatives.

[Toddsterpatriot]

The Constitution was approved by the people in a nation-wide referrendum. It has democratic legitimacy -- unlike your mob in the streets. You people are not conservatives.

Oh , well if the people voted for it, I guess they can vote against it. If being a conservative means conserving Chavez in power, then I guess you're the only conservative on this site.

What about Cuba's constitution? Should that be conserved as well? What was the old saying, "One man, one vote, once." Sounds like something you'd support. But then what do I know, I'm a conservative.

[NeoCaveman]

Why argue with a man who sympathises with terrorists More on Ziavadists.

[NeoCaveman]

See #123

[friendly]

Knight Ridder/Tribune Information Services's Mark Weisbrot, author of this manipulative Castro/Chavez/Marxist agit-prop, is a typical democrat party traitor. The democrats are little more than an organized crime entity, devoted to the destruction of the United States and our sacred Constitution.

[Toddsterpatriot]

Zviadist can't be pro-Soviet.See post #102.

Stick it in your ear. I was working for the Republican party when you were still sh!tting your diapers.

Wait, what did U.S.S.R. stand for, Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. He didn't work for the Republican party in the U.S., he worked for the Republicans in U.S.S.R. Now it all makes sense.