VENEZUELA FOOD CRISIS - Looting Out Of Control as Economic Collapse Takes Hold
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lo siento por la gente que esta encontra de este gobierno corupto. pero los de mas se lo merecen por pendejos coman choriso
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So, now Venezuela and Mexico can have revolutions. Get your shit together, good grief.
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Yay socialism!!
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At this point, Venezuela faces a massive preventable tragedy. The spectacular failure of socialism, despite the world’s largest oil reserves, is all the proof anyone should need Unless Maduro leaves office and turns the country over to those who understand and want to help free markets thrive, there will be mass starvation, disease outbreak, and human suffering and death on a terrible scale. The fact that the normal bleeding hearts of the left are mostly silent on the tragedy of Venezuela’s embrace of socialism discredits them
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Poor helpless people
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Oye que tristeza esto.
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Venezuela banks are owned by Rothschild
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O-Bumma is going to take over and save everyone..."watch out for those bearing gifts"
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These ppl look fat why don't they grow some food them self .
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Dude, if I were a trucker, I would fucking trolled these people hella bad by quickly emptying everything from the truck to my house then drive around the town with the empty truck and tell people "hey free food in here!! come and get some!!" 😁😂😄😅😆😊☺
and if I wanted to, I'll plant bombs in the truck in case someone stole my truck and I can just press the button and let the fucker explode into bits. That would show em to not fuck with me 😁 -
Where is the Catholic church now????
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How could a modern country today end up like this....why are other countries or the UN helping them??? What are these people supposed to do if their country provides no food. Hard to believe the country is out of food. no way. My prayers and heart is with them in this....
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prepárate argentina por que ese es tu futuro...
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LETS HAVE THE 2020 OLYMPICS IN VENEZUELA
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get ready to fight back
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This could happen here in America soon, good thing I have the right to bear arms.
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When the wicked rule, the people mourn.
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IF government fails to maintain order everything is going to collapse. Businesses will have no incentive to produce or ship food. Then it's on to forced labor camps like the Soviet system. What a nightmare.
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Lest we forget, these same people voted and cheered when they were spending other people's money,
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all this can be avoided. learn how to grow your own food and stop relying on your government. work together. the resources are there. people aren't smart enough. they will fall because of their own greed/selfishness
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