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So Venezuela must allow USA and its Big Oil bullys to extract and exploit Venezuelas massive oil resources and if they don't they must be taught a lesson?

You realise that is Imperialism in its worse form and you are promoting it?

Perhaps you would say also its Iran fault they rejected the Puppet Shah who had been installed by the CIA replacing the democratically Prime Minister Mossadagh?

USA should butt out of stealing the natural resources and wealth of other sovereign nations...the sense of entitlement is criminal and chronic.

So Venezuela must allow USA and its Big Oil bullys to extract and exploit Venezuelas massive oil resources and if they don't they must be taught a lesson?

In general, the communist definition of "exploit" is nonsensical. If the US is richer than Venezuela, that alone is deemed evidence of exploitation, so from my perspective it doesn't make sense to engage in a serious dialogue. It's much easier to just arrest Maduro, then we can negotiate a price for the oil without any PRC meddling. And for Venezuela it would have been easier to have never sided with the communists in the first place. They pretty much wasted 27 years for nothing.

We have all been wasting our time allowing communism to fester for a century without resolving it through war. Time's up. If you like your PRC-led "mixed economy" you have to fight to keep it.

Is New Zealand going to ban Bitcoin and fight the US navy over control of the strait? No. So who will help stop the "imperialism"? Venezuela's out of commission. Cuba's useless. Iran is stuck in a pointless struggle session. You're just expecting the PRC to do all the work? Typical socialist.

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1 sat \ 62 replies \ @Solomonsatoshi 18 Sep -30 sats

'If the US is richer than Venezuela, that alone is deemed evidence of exploitation'.

Wrong.

Venezuela does have vast oil reserves and USA wants to seize them because these days the USA cannot compete in a productive competitive manner- it increasingly relies upon bullying and theft.
USA has a long history of doing this to Latin American countries and more recently globally.
It's getting well beyond the joke and the world is sick of it.

It is the military threats, kidnapping and other uses of force and duress imposed upon other nations that enables the USA to exploit other nations resources. That is the exploitation that USA has imposed for many decades if not centuries over other nations.

It is not free trade or free markets it is old fashioned mafia style stand over bullying and criminality.

Stop misrepresenting things so grossly and crudely because it only shows how pathetic and weak your position as an apologist for US tyranny really is.

NZ has no intention to ban Bitcoin. Again you stoop to fantasy and false assertions in order to try and make your case- try dealing with reality- or perhaops given your inability to explain why Trump is owned by Zionist war criminals perhaps fantasy and delusion are the only options available to you.

https://m.stacker.news/157621

The American standard of living comes at the expense of other nations' resources, and they do not want to pay for them—hence their imperial wars.

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Yes, the US steals and extorts from other nations and they don't like it so when they resist the US assassinate, kidnap, murder, blockade, torture and terrorize them.

The Petrodollar Empire reign of terror is not free trade, it is tyranny.

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And they employ the "Warfare 2.0" playbook—waged on social media—to discredit governments, subsequently attacking them and winning over global public opinion.

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@coffeebadger is a sock puppet for US government employee aka @Cje95

Paid to defend the indefensible US global reign of terror.

Have to respect @Cje95 and his unalloyed loyalty and patriotism and willingness to engage in the contest of ideas.

The truth is out there as they say...somewhere between what we think and what we don't.

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Noted

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I think you're replying here to a fellow anti-imperialist. Watch out for friendly fire, commies.

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😁😁😁😁

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I am so accustomed to your quickfire and flippant provocation @coffeebadger that I did fail to recognise the friendly fire initially- now corrected!

BTW the cost of healthcare in your US nirvana is crippling.

Here in NZ we have basic free medical care and its extremely cost effective.

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The Canadian healthcare system is excellent—ranking among the best in the world—and while several other countries have similar systems, they aren't attacked by imperialists; in Venezuela's case, it is really just a pretext to brazenly steal its oil and other natural resources.

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