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Originally posted by magicmushroom
In the UK we pay sometinglike $10 a gallon for petrol so as America gobbles up so much oil why dont you pay more.
And Chavez is intiled to his views, other leaders voice their opinions on the world satge so why should he not be allowed to. Just because he says something we find unpalatable dose not make him a nut.
Originally posted by XphilesPhan
.... He has also purchased large amounts of weapons from Russia.
Bush should be allowed to call Iran the axis of all evil, while Chavez should not be allowed to call Bush the devil.
In addition, the Bush Administration has an opinion on each and every country on this planet, why oh why do I never hear some among us complain when he is saying bad things about those countries? Now someone else says ''bad things'' about the US president, it suddenly is a terrible crime.
Originally posted by firebat
Originally posted by XphilesPhan
.... He has also purchased large amounts of weapons from Russia.
I don't blame the man with the hitmen that Bush sends after him.
I still don't understand why people like you think the U.S. is the only nation who has a right to defend itself... One of Chavez's responsibilities is to defend his country, if need be. How ELSE do you do that but with weapoms? It should be common sense....
Originally posted by Shar
Pres. Bush DID NOT GO INTO a church in another country and cause an upheavel with the people of that country.
Chavez launched his new attack during a visit to a Harlem church, where a carefully selected audience heard him brand Bush an "alcoholic" and a John Wayne wannabe.
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In Harlem, the crowd chanted in Spanish, "Chavez, Chavez, the people are with you," as he walked into the church dressed in his signature red shirt.
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He also used the word "devil" to refer to examples of barbarism in the world, mentioning nuclear weapons, the Iraq war and the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. At the mention of Sept. 11, a man in the audience blurted out, "The devil," and Chavez replied, "Yes, friend, the devil. That's barbarism."
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Originally posted by firebat
I never said Venezeula didnt have a right to defend itself. You speak as if Venezeula is as good as attacked.
to be frank....I dont think Chavez is that much of a threat....just a jackass.