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Firstly, that's not how replies work. Secondly, no, they were not rigged elections. A couple of links: https://www.cartercenter.org/documents/297.pdf https://w
by eudox 10y ago
Firstly, that's not how replies work. Secondly, no, they were not rigged elections. A couple of links:
https://www.cartercenter.org/documents/297.pdf https://www.cartercenter.org/documents/297.pdf
http://eeas.europa.eu/eueom/missions/2006/venezuela/index_en.htm http://eeas.europa.eu/eueom/missions/2006/venezuela/index_en...
Of course democracy is not incompatible with Communism. How could it be when the people are enthusiastic supporters of Communism?
- CamonZ 10y agoThere have been countless statistical anomalies on all elections since 2004; like voting centers with 0 abstention and 100% votes pro-government on extremely remote locations without oversight from the opposition. But please, continue lecturing me on my country's electoral and voting system.
- eudox 10y ago>since 2004 That's after two Chavez elections. Then the people were voting for Communism well before the elections were rigged in an observable way
- CamonZ 10y ago>The people were voting for Communism Clearly, the world has always been filled with idiots full of resentment towards people that made better decisions and became more successful.
- eudox 10y agoSo there you go. That's how Communism is compatible with democracy. It burns the same fuel: the promise of mass political power.