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Re: Chavez uses Bush to win re-election
« Reply #15 on: November 28, 2006, 09:45:38 AM »

If he is a scu,bag policitian then god only knows what that makes those politicians and elites who are trying to push us to the brink of world war 3. Also no one can of course predict the future but lets not forget this is a man who encourages people to know their constitution Bush has been cited as referring to the american constitution as a peace of paper. Before Chavez came to power there was no private owned television channel he welcomes oppoisition to himself so for now at least they are enjoying more freedom, sure at the end of it he may be doing it for personal gain, for his ego or whatever else but utlimately the venezeulan people are better off under him than a puppet regime, they would know since they have been subjected to that bullshit many times before. Also how can you describe Chavez' outbursts as pathetic the CIA have launched failed coups against him, influential figures have appeared on american television talking about assasinating this man, yeah I am not surprised he is pissed lol.
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Re: Chavez uses Bush to win re-election
« Reply #16 on: November 28, 2006, 02:30:15 PM »
he's another scumbag politician, not a hero

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Re: Chavez uses Bush to win re-election
« Reply #17 on: November 28, 2006, 02:34:54 PM »

If he is a scu,bag policitian then god only knows what that makes those politicians and elites who are trying to push us to the brink of world war 3. Also no one can of course predict the future but lets not forget this is a man who encourages people to know their constitution Bush has been cited as referring to the american constitution as a peace of paper. Before Chavez came to power there was no private owned television channel he welcomes oppoisition to himself so for now at least they are enjoying more freedom, sure at the end of it he may be doing it for personal gain, for his ego or whatever else but utlimately the venezeulan people are better off under him than a puppet regime, they would know since they have been subjected to that bullshit many times before. Also how can you describe Chavez' outbursts as pathetic the CIA have launched failed coups against him, influential figures have appeared on american television talking about assasinating this man, yeah I am not surprised he is pissed lol.

This is your problem.  If its a liberal idea you look for all the positives.  A conservative one you look for all the negatives.

If Chavez supported Bush you'd cite all the nonsense he's doing to show why we should hate him.  Since he's a "socialist" you only look for the good. 

You don't evaluate things consistently.  Chavez politics very much resembles Bush's.  Where Bush exploits 9/11 to gain votes.  Chavez exploits Bush.

I used to think positively of Chavez until I went to Venezuela and heard many common sense explanations from the citizens of Venezuela about why he sucks.  And how he is manipulative of the poor to win votes.  Just like Bush manipulates the evangelicals. 

He's just another dickhead politician.  Not some savior.  If you want to respect some of his socialist inclinations so be it, but you're a fool if you think him a hero.



 

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Re: Chavez uses Bush to win re-election
« Reply #18 on: November 28, 2006, 02:51:22 PM »
Again you are deliberately distorting what I am saying I clarified my views on him as you very well know, I do not see him as a hero and I have simply pointed out the good things he has done, sure socialism has his it's own trappings and time will tell what happens but the people right now are better off with him than a military dictatorship that is a fact. Your point is bizarre, of course I am going to agree with him being against Bush I have lost count of the number of acts of pure criminality which the administration has blatantly carried out. See this is what you do you will continue on this path of you leftists supporting Chavez because it's not american. I don't have a problem with that, some of your points are valid but yet when Palosi who had been on record many times before, promising to impeach Bush yet she then turns out full circle and reveals what a lying bitch she really is by saying no impeachment and then in tandem they all say no impeachment. Yet that does not matter to you

Also you are deliberately insulting my intelligence most of what the neocons stand for has ABSOLUTELY NOTHING to do with traditional conservative values, so for you to imply that I am against conservative polcies is factually incorrect. Traditional conservative values include, small government, not wide open borders, upholding the constitution, nationalism not globalism, non centralisation, power at a local level, soverignty not surrender to a union.... I agree with these they are common sense as far as I am concerned so for you imply I am against conservative policies is complete crap. In a previous post as you well know I responded to you when you asked so what is my ideology there is nothing contradictory about it.

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Re: Chavez uses Bush to win re-election
« Reply #19 on: November 28, 2006, 03:09:40 PM »
You have engaged in Chavez worship many times.  Why do you keep coming to his defense?

Saying someone is better than the devil doesn't make them good.  Big deal.  By your logic we should support anything that is better than satan.  I don't really care who Chavez is better than.  I care about the hypocritical liberal worship of your average corrupt politician just because he bad-mouths bush.




 

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Re: Chavez uses Bush to win re-election
« Reply #20 on: November 28, 2006, 03:14:08 PM »

No during the lengthy reply I sent you about Chavez and Venezeula I agreed and disagreed with you, as I just said socialism has it's own trappings. Also I do agree with something you had said before the government is a reflection of society, yes people have become used to a status quo and could never see past that so people have become apathetic, people don't read, people have become completely detached from politics which has allowed for the centralisation of power. Funnily enough if you agree with most traditional conservative values then you pretty much agree with my ideology, as there is nothing conservative about most people who are calling themselves conservative right now.
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Re: Chavez uses Bush to win re-election
« Reply #21 on: November 28, 2006, 07:13:28 PM »
I've come to realize there is no such thing as "traditional conservatism."  In fact my usage of the word is often misplaced - as is its usage by many others.  The reason is, conservatism has never been a well-defined ideology.  It's simply a desire to preserve the natural state of society. 

In fact the true difference between our ideology is that I prefer classical liberalism to modern liberalism.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liberalism

Milton Friedman tried to explain this decades ago, but we're all too caught up in the conservative / liberal comparisons.  Both of these words are so poorly understood that their usage always leads to confusion.  Since we both mean different things when we say our interpret the same word. 

So I apologize for using the word conservative in this thread.  Instead of claiming you view all "conservative ideology" negatively it would have been more appropriate to say you value your own personal worldview excessively.  You don't criticize yourself enough frequently and often discount highly relevant opinion from opposing perspectives.

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That having been said your ideology is that of a modern liberal.  Not a traditional conservative (which is not a clearly define idea - traditional in regards to what era?).  Nor are you a classical liberal.



 

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Re: Chavez uses Bush to win re-election
« Reply #22 on: November 28, 2006, 07:22:30 PM »
This tags really are pointless it's like the conservative and labour party in the UK, only low and behold there is no difference between the 2 parties. I think you will find "liberals" embrace the idea of no sovereignty, of "im a world citizen" of no borders and I am the complete opposite so there is no way i am liberal, whatever that really means.
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Re: Chavez uses Bush to win re-election
« Reply #23 on: November 28, 2006, 08:41:22 PM »
Whatever you are your ideology is inconsistent and often wrong.

No one fits exactly into an ideology.  And I agree the usage of an ideology to describe a person is often inappropriate. 

Either way... I think you intentionally are distorting your stances to avoid criticism.   You keep shape shifting.  You say things that definitely align you with the extreme left.

Yet it's ironic that you want to label yourself "conservative," but you run away from the label "liberal."

But the issue is your ideology is inconsistent, whatever it is.  You hate bush but support a manipulative politician like chavez.  And you make excuses for liking him (i.e. he's better than the devil).  It seems ironic to me that you don't want to be associated with "the extreme left" or "modern liberalism" or "socialism" but you see people who adhere to those ideologies thru rose-colored glasses.  And see people who adhere to ideologies that could be labeled "classical liberal" "republican" or "libertarian" as being wholly wrong and/or evil. 

Perhaps the best label for you is "extreme left." The very far left democrats agree with you on almost everything.  They want Bush impeached at all costs.  They love Chavez.  They hate free trade.  They love unions and the minimum wage.  And they see conspiracies everywhere.  Isn't this how you feel?



 

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Re: Chavez uses Bush to win re-election
« Reply #24 on: November 28, 2006, 08:53:45 PM »
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He may sling pathetic insults at Bush and get hyped up over Castroism, its all publicity and image making, behind that he is a scumbag making some good moves. For that id rather congratulate, then hate.

True.  To me hes someone wit a voice speaking for the voiceless.  Everybody saying how Bush is stupid and all that but nobodys In Power is really saying it except a couple poeple like Chavez.  For that i respect him.  Im not saying hes the greatest president or anything all im saying is that when he talks about Bush he is mostly right
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Re: Chavez uses Bush to win re-election
« Reply #25 on: November 29, 2006, 01:31:53 AM »

lol you have to keep reverting to labels huh "extreme left" no I do not move away from my ideology. In comparison to what is going on all over europe and america and for that matter Canada, Chavez is a welcome respite, you are the one who sees things with tunnel vision when it comes to anything to do with america. So I have shifted from an idealist to "extreme left" oooh how about a dangerous extremist .....or despite me supporting what I say by citing facts a "wacko" yeah lol you really are pathetic with your incessant need for labels.
 

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Re: Chavez uses Bush to win re-election
« Reply #26 on: November 29, 2006, 02:15:20 AM »
What the fuck was the point of this thread Ant? Chavez is manipulative like Bush?

Well OK lets see,

Bush manipulates the electorate by preying on the people's fear of terrorist threats inorder to wage a pointless war.

Chavez manipulates his electorate by preying on his people's hatred of Bush and US imperialism, inorder to kick out US corporations that have been robbing Venezuela of it's oil and natural resources for decades.


The End.



 

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Re: Chavez uses Bush to win re-election
« Reply #27 on: November 29, 2006, 03:18:32 AM »

It's actually a very fruitful war YGZ
 

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Re: Chavez uses Bush to win re-election
« Reply #28 on: November 29, 2006, 10:20:51 AM »
lol you have to keep reverting to labels huh "extreme left" no I do not move away from my ideology. In comparison to what is going on all over europe and america and for that matter Canada, Chavez is a welcome respite, you are the one who sees things with tunnel vision when it comes to anything to do with america. So I have shifted from an idealist to "extreme left" oooh how about a dangerous extremist .....or despite me supporting what I say by citing facts a "wacko" yeah lol you really are pathetic with your incessant need for labels.

You want to run away from labels.  It's okay.  Everybody does.  We all want to be well-reasoned. 

I'm against the inappropriate use of labels and/or words in general.  We often use words like liberal, conservative, etc. incorrectly.

But you do relate best to a particular group (i.e. the extreme left of the democratic party). Of course you can easily deny this because you refuse to admit what ideologies you support.   But its ironic that you were offended when I called you liberal, but insisted your worldview is conservative.  Clearly your engaged in trickery.  If that wasnt an attempt to trick me, than its an attempt to trick yourself.  If labels do you enjoy calling your views conservative, but dislike being called liberal?   

I'll be honest enough to admit I most respect the ideology of classical liberals and libertarians.  I'll clearly state what I support.

But its obvious that you see certain  perspectives thru rose-colored lenses.  If you were so balanced then how come your ideas and facts come from such unbalanced sources?  You draw your facts AND ideas almost exclusively from fringe groups. 

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If you go far to the left of the democratic party.. those people relate best to you.  There is nothing wrong with that. If you relate better to another group.. then please explain which it is.  I just want to know what exactly you support... And if you don't ally with the far left then why do you cite far left sources almost exclusively?

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But you're right labels don't matter that much.  What I find rude is your inconsistency.  It's wrong for you to always cite sources and ideas that come from the far left then claim to be other things... like when you claim to be conservative.

You duck and dodge labels to confuse people as to your true ideology.  Its much better to debate ideologies than naming conventions... but you don't want to state your ideology so I have to guess.  And my best guess is your ideology is that of somebody from the extreme left.  Or an extreme modern liberal. 

You know the old saying... people judge you by the company you keep.  It applies here.  You cite extreme modern liberals all day.  That's what I'll assume you are.  I like classical liberalism and libertarianism, and I tend to cite people and ideas that reflect those inclinations.

 

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Re: Chavez uses Bush to win re-election
« Reply #29 on: November 29, 2006, 10:38:08 AM »

Lol this has to be some sort of a joke I am not offended at being called a liberal I just find the label stupid for reasons I have already mentioned. In fact I could spend a long time picking apart what you have just said but I am respinding briefly "left wing sources" ohh you mean depleted uranium (military doucments) you mean military commission act (the bill itself) perhaps you mean the surveillance state (the words of the politicians themselves) ohh perhaps you mean the elites hand in all of this (confessions of an IMF hitman) but he is only small fry so I will cite another sources Joseph Stiglits or Stiglitz I am not sure, if you don't know who he is then I suggest you find out. Furthermore there are waves of declassified doucments yet you still want to deny reality clasp your hands over your ears and call out "leftist" "wacko" oh and "conspiracy theorist" That is to name but a few examples as for me having no ideology clearly you are either lying or you did not read what I said in the last post for the the thread titled to all you democrats, so here it is again

It's simple I am against the type of blanket centralisation of power which is taking place, my first post never attacked you in fact in never attacked anyone personally. My idealogy is centred around the integirty of the constitution being upheld whether thats the british constitution the american constitution or whatever, i am against intrusive government, i am against open borders. i am against the sovereignty of a nation being diluted by a central unelected entity called the european union. I am against the blanket support which is afforded to israel, the funding of Israel, aid makes it's way quciker there then it has done to the victims of hurricane katrina. I am against these lying bastards concocting fabrication after fabrication which  is then used to justify the mass murder of a nation. I am against the total brainwashing and emotional blackmail which is used against the people of the nation into supporting these horrific war's using the "support the troops" line to quell any oppositon.

I am against the media becoming more of a parrot for official policy than an independent body I can give you numerous examples of this. I am against political groups posing as opposition and bemoaning the power of the government when at the very same time they are supporting them in obtaining this power. I am against our countries being turned into literal prisons just without the bars, where in Britain these politicians most notably Tony Blair actually wants the entire nations DNA to be stored on a database, where kids have to give their thumb print to obtain a library book, where public services and medical services which are a necessity will be banned for those that refuse to have their fingerprints taken and have a national id card. I am against the fearmongering and mind control tactics which are being used to steer a populous into accepting that in order to protect them and give them security their inaliable rights must be taken from them. I am against this world being maneuvored into a one world government which utltimately means a dictatorship, the asian union, the north american union the european union that is the world government right there.

I am against the destruction and criminalisation of free speech it is an out in the open move to silence dissenters by introducing draconian laws to punish those who dare step outside of these realms. Furthermore it never seems to stop just wave after wave after wave of new laws it is very sinister. Yet if people would just open their ideas, stop being dosey and started reading and understanding what was going on around them they would be outraged but so many people have become so conditioned to it that everything passes under the radar.

Ultimately you are a fool for denying what I have said is taking place, there is no outcry from the democrats over the burning of your constitution because they are helping to engineer it. Perhaps you could legitimately say that the democrats are the lesser of 2 evils but for that we will have to see. For any of what I have said research into it, I am not being sensationalist it's all right there in the open whether it's from interviews, speeaches. There is nothing particularly covert about it anymore it's just people love to live in ignorance waving their flags when they haven't got a clue what the people who have sworn to act as the servants are really doing. I don't pretend to be the oracle of truth but i am on the ball enough to see through this thinsheet transparency. On the major issues the parties are the same, both agreeing with one another and that only spells very troubling times ahead.To be honest it's the same here between the conservatives and labour only people are a little more awake and have realised that it doesnt matter who comes into power between these 2 parties, these laws will not be repealed, the agenda will just carry on under a different party and different faces.

So stop with the tired crap about being not having an ideology oh but wait I can not think of a label because it probably does not fit snugly into a label.  ::)
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