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> > This is a society that knows what it wants, knows how to function as a democracy, but has not been able to for decades. Really? The Venezuelan community on
by JumpinJack_Cash 10mo ago
> > This is a society that knows what it wants, knows how to function as a democracy, but has not been able to for decades.
Really? The Venezuelan community online (eg. /r/Vzla and /r/Venezuela) communicate using memes and rather unintelligent discourse.
It's not enough to want democracy, democracy and stability happens when there is an engagement in collective thinking , whereas disorder and chaos happens when people don't want to work and don't think things through
- oblongsquare69 10mo ago> The social media posts of on a web forum represent the ideological position of an entire nation. I believe it’s naive to assign Reddit and social media “discourse” any importance. Anything else is an exercise is confirming your already held bias. Why does the post on a website by some people (who says they are even Venezuelan?) allow you to make the claim a nation “ doesn’t think thing through”?