...for us norteamericanos every four years, & another country right now:
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whatever--it's 2024.
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ur really interested in politics.
Yes, I am. Been that way ever since my mid-teens. Sorry if it's getting monotonous...I'll try to lay off it for a while, at least in here.
TheMiamiDeSantos
nothing nor anyone can save venezuela anymore, it belongs to this guy already. Soon other countries like brazil and argetina will belong to the same system. Now those countries are just examples of what not to do with your country politics. North american people don't commit the same mistake south americans did, don't be too left wing nor too right wing, don't believe in utopias such as "communism", "socialism", "liberalism", etc
ShadenLines (Updated )
I hear that. Now if only the socialist mills, zoomers & gen Alpha kids would listen...
Liberalism itself isn't necessarily utopian. I'm fairly conservative on a few issues, & even I will admit that liberalism is a good corrective at times...social change is inevitable, & what liberals usually want is social changes that benefit everyone. Nothing wrong with that. Communism, on the other hand, has always been a utopian doctrine. Right-wing utopias go the other way--"free market" libertarianism, anarchocapitalism--until they turn totalitarian & go straight to fascism. Horseshoe theory is real, my friend.