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"HOMELAND, SOCIALISM OR DEATH"
369 sats \ 5 comments \ @bief57 23 Mar earth
It is the slogan imposed by the late Hugo Chávez in 2007, which the Venezuelan army later adopted as a new greeting: "Homeland, socialism or death." And it was written in every corner of Venezuela, added to the logo that was his watchful eyes, something gloomy, frivolous and psychopathic on his part.
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A few years later, after being diagnosed with cancer at an event at the Miraflores presidential palace in Caracas to celebrate his 57th birthday, Chávez proposed another motto "because here there is no death, here there is life. Socialist homeland and victory!" "We will live and we will conquer!"
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Finally, the people who have kidnapped Venezuela proposed the following motto that is still valid today: Independence and Socialist Homeland! We will live and conquer! Chavez Lives! The Homeland Continues!
I quote the following paragraph that I read from a journalist on the Internet:
"The motto "HOMELAND, SOCIALISM OR DEATH" is now more than ever incredibly valid. The reason, some readers will ask. The answer is: the homeland belongs to the Chavista-Maduristas who have taken full advantage of it. Socialism has served as a pretext for Maduro and his ministerial court, plugged-in and briefcase businessmen, to fill their saddlebags with million-dollar contracts and control of state companies such as Arco Minero, to name just one... and death, which throughout These 20 years have generated the revolution of the 21st century, which has claimed the lives of hundreds of people, victims of fierce repression for simply fighting a regime that denies citizen rights, and with them freedom of expression and the press, also imprisoning opposition politicians through trials in military courts". -Anonymous.
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120 sats \ 1 reply \ @oliverweiss 24 Mar
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20 sats \ 0 replies \ @bief57 OP 24 Mar
Correct, just as everything happened, it is totally regrettable and horrible, I was in a couple of protests in 2014, I also wrote a lot on Twitter, until my dad told me to stop doing it and they were imprisoning, killing anyone who protested and the guilt was "treason." In my state, many people were killed in the protest, even in the peaceful protests, I had several acquaintances who were injured or imprisoned for the simple fact of protesting, something that is supposed to be a right, freedom of expression, but since Venezuela is a dictatorship, you have to keep quiet or die.
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20 sats \ 0 replies \ @jgbtc 24 Mar
Its interesting how wherever there is socialism the Big Brother imagery inevitably emerges. It's like a law of nature.
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10 sats \ 0 replies \ @FallingD02 24 Mar
Chavez was a great manipulator and knew how to reach the people of the neighborhoods (low-income) who evidently were and are the majority... That was what established his power with such force that after his death they continue to idolize him. He immersed Venezuela in a celebration of prosperity and royalties for all, just like his motto, of the socialist homeland. Obviously the plugged in and everyone who revolved around the dome obtained benefits from said party. They didn't leave the common people aside, they also had their party. Translated into bonuses, credits, scholarships, subsidies and all kinds of aid, which made him the new messiah. And the majority of the ignorant people (people of low resources and with no monetary or economic understanding) saw all this as works of great humanity, and they saw Chavez as a Savior and not as the Tyrant that he actually was. That did nothing more than lead a prosperous country to bankruptcy and deterioration, Venezuela went from being one of the main economies in Latin America, to now being one of the poorest and most devastated... Deterioration to such magnitude that it was its turn most of his patients had to leave, which has caused more chaos. Well, not only the good Venezuelan came out, the one who wants to work, study and grow healthily and productively. But the Venezuelans who do not want anyone in their land also came out, the children of Chavez, those raised in the regime who are nothing more than a string of evil living and parasites, who do not contribute and only generate chaos and unrest wherever they go. step Another great socialist achievement is to degrade the level of ordinary Venezuelans. And the most unfortunate thing is that this whole problem is something with which we will have to spend decades until we can see any change.
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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @Scholarhacker 24 Mar
HOMELAND, SOCIALISM OR DEATH - its a gnostic death cult.
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