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Well let's think about this for a second. When things like Guantanamo Bay are brought up we usually shove the blame on our leaders (Bush and the government which approved it). When we see things such as the modern day slavery in Brazil we blame the Brazilian government for not doing enough to deter these ranchers, and when Russia didn't do enough to bring war criminals to justice, the government was found guilty of the Grosney Massacre, so I think that blaming the Chavez government for these abuses or for the failure to properly address these abuses is an adequate response, especially since he has been in power for so long.
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but I've never seen DJ try to claim that Chavez was either 'effective' or 'humanitarian'.
Things may not have gotten better under his rule, but it's not like human rights abuses STARTED once he came to power. Is he or is his government doing enough about it? probably not. Could they do more? obviously. Does that mean it's all his fault? No. And blaming him for it is like trying to blame Bush for the floods on the Mississippi river.
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I guess we should not mention all of the reports AI has on abuses in the US, right? That would not show that all countries have issues, right?
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In either case he is a bad, bad, bad, bad man.
And clearly Bourne is just sh-itting bricks about the number of Venezuelans who are suffering human rights abuse at the hands of Chavez himself. Or something like that. ![]()
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So is Langston Hughes.
Cause everybody tells him so...
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