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Posted January 07, 2026 07:03 · last edited January 07, 2026 07:27

Oh for sure the trade embargos hurt. But they don't seem to have hurt the Socialist politburo elite living in their country mansions away from the poverty.

Nor you or I munching on our bruschetta and soy lattes, with our idealistic Western world opinions. We can choose to see or not to see our families whenever we want. 

Nearly all of the protesting around the world about Maduro's capture is by non Latinos, who have never had to eat out of a dumpster, or seen their election vote be basically worthless.

"The loudest defenders of socialism always live the farthest from it."

It doesn't even become about political ideology so much anymore. More just a corrupt narcissistic ruling elite hanging on to power as long as they can, with zero care for their fellow countrymen/women. 

I mean if they cared about raising living standards, they would try embrace some sort ideological mix, like many European countries. High taxation, free essential services, restrictions on foreign ownership of property/business, but an opening up of business/investment restrictions with a slow move to full democracy. But no that would mean giving up their power.

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Unknown editor edited January 07, 2026 07:27
Oh for sure the trade embargos hurt. But they don't seem to have hurt the Socialist politburo elite living in their country mansions away from the poverty.

Nor you or I munching on our bruschetta and soy lattes, with our idealistic Western world opinions. We can choose to see or not to see our families whenever we want. 

Nearly all of the protesting around the world about Maduro's capture is by non Latinos, who have never had to eat out of a dumpster, or seen their election vote be basically worthless.

"The loudest defenders of socialism always live the farthest from it."

It doesn't even become about political ideology so much anymore. More just a corrupt narcissistic ruling elite hanging on to power as long as they can, with zero care for their fellow countrymen/women. 

I mean if they cared about raising living standards, they would try embrace some sort indealogical mix, like many European countries. High taxation, free essential services, restrictions on foreign ownership of property/business, but an opening up of business/investment restrictions with a slow move to full democracy. But no that would mean giving up their power.
Unknown editor edited January 07, 2026 07:27
Oh for sure the trade embargos hurt. But they don't seem to have hurt the Socialist politburo elite living in their country mansions away from the poverty.

Nor you or I munching on our bruschetta and soy lattes, with our idealistic Western world opinions. We can choose to see or not to see our families whenever we want. 

Nearly all of the protesting around the world about Maduro's capture is by non Latinos, who have never had to eat out of a dumpster, or seen their election vote be basically worthless.

"The loudest defenders of socialism always live the farthest from it."

It doesn't even become about political ideology so much anymore. More just a corrupt narcissistic ruling elite hanging on to power as long as they can, with zero care for their fellow countrymen/women. 

I mean if they cared about raising living standards, they would try embrace some sort indeological mix, like many European countries. High taxation, free essential services, restrictions on foreign ownership of property/business, but an opening up of business/investment restrictions with a slow move to full democracy. But no that would mean giving up their power.
Unknown editor edited January 07, 2026 07:26
Oh for sure the trade embargos hurt. But they don't seem to have hurt the Socialist politburo elite living in their country mansions away from the poverty.

Nor you or I munching on our bruschetta and soy lattes, with our idealistic Western world opinions. We can choose to see or not to see our families whenever we want. 

Nearly all of the protesting around the world about Maduro's capture is by non Latinos, who have never had to eat out of a dumpster, or seen their election vote be basically worthless.

"The loudest defenders of socialism always live the farthest from it."

It doesn't even become about political ideology so much anymore. More just a corrupt narcissistic ruling elite hanging on to power as long as they can, with zero care for their fellow countrymen/women. 

I mean if they cared about raising living standards, they would try embrace some sort indeological mix, like many European countries. High taxation, free essential services, restrictions on foreign ownership of property/business, but an opening up of business rules with a slow move to full democracy. But no that would mean giving up their power.
Unknown editor edited January 07, 2026 07:14
Oh for sure the trade embargos hurt. But they don't seem to have hurt the Socialist politburo elite living in their country mansions away from the poverty.

Nor you or I munching on our bruschetta and soy lattes, with our idealistic Western world opinions. We can choose to see or not to see our families whenever we want. 

Nearly all of the protesting around the world about Maduro's capture is by non Latinos, who have never had to eat out of a dumpster, or seen their election vote be basically worthless.

"The loudest defenders of socialism always live the farthest from it."

It doesn't even become about political ideology so much anymore. More just a corrupt narcissistic ruling elite hanging on to power as long as they can, with zero care for their fellow countrymen/women. 

I mean if they cared about raising living standards, they would try embrace some sort indeological mix, like many European countries. High taxation, free essential services, restrictions on foreign ownership of property/business, but an opening up of business rules with a slow move to full democracy. But no that would mean giving up their power.
Unknown editor edited January 07, 2026 07:14
Oh for sure the trade embargos hurt. But they don't seem to have hurt the Socialist politburo elite living in their country mansions away from the poverty.

Nor you or I munching on our bruschetta and soy lattes, with our idealistic Western world opinions. We can choose to see or not to see our families whenever we want. 

Nearly all of the protesting around the world about Maduro's capture is by non Latinos, who have never had to eat out of a dumpster, or seen their election vote be basically worthless.

"The loudest defenders of socialism always live the farthest from it."

It doesn't even become about political ideology so much anymore. More just a corrupt narcissistic ruling elite hanging on to power as long as they can, with zero care for their fellow countrymen/women.
Unknown editor edited January 07, 2026 07:07
Oh for sure the trade embargos hurt. But they don't seem to have hurt the Socialist politburo elite living in their country mansions away from the poverty.

Nor you or I munching on our bruschetta and soy lattes, with our idealistic Western world opinions. We can choose to see or not to see our families whenever we want. 

Nearly all of the protesting around the world about Maduro's capture is by non Latinos, who have never had to eat out of a dumpster, or seen their election vote be basically worthless.

"The loudest defenders of socialism always live the farthest from it."