Venezuela to nationalize food distribution

[Book of Jeremiah]

Venezuela is swirling down the drain, and it's all due to implementing policies that every liberal in this forum endorses. Watching it implode should provide a valuable object lesson in the failures of socialism. The excuses libs make for this disaster will be hysterical to behold.

Venezuela to nationalize food distribution - Yahoo News​

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has promised to nationalize food distribution in the South American nation beset with record shortages of basic goods, runaway inflation and an escalating economic crisis.

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Various estimates suggest the government already controls about half of the country's food distribution, but that hasn't stopped record shortages in shops and markets.

Venezuela is struggling with a recession, 68.5-percent annual inflation and severe shortages of the basic goods that it relies on oil money to import.

On any given day, people in Venezuela can wait hours to get some subsidized milk, cooking oil, milk or flour -- if they can be found at all.​

They are in a full on communist takeover down there. Very sad. I recall hearing some time ago that Castro's communists were down there assisting. I feel very badly for the people of Venezuela. Terrible.

 

[The Rabbi]

Venezuela is swirling down the drain, and it's all due to implementing policies that every liberal in this forum endorses. Watching it implode should provide a valuable object lesson in the failures of socialism. The excuses libs make for this disaster will be hysterical to behold.

Venezuela to nationalize food distribution - Yahoo News​

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has promised to nationalize food distribution in the South American nation beset with record shortages of basic goods, runaway inflation and an escalating economic crisis.

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Various estimates suggest the government already controls about half of the country's food distribution, but that hasn't stopped record shortages in shops and markets.

Venezuela is struggling with a recession, 68.5-percent annual inflation and severe shortages of the basic goods that it relies on oil money to import.

On any given day, people in Venezuela can wait hours to get some subsidized milk, cooking oil, milk or flour -- if they can be found at all.​

They are in a full on communist takeover down there. Very sad. I recall hearing some time ago that Castro's communists were down there assisting. I feel very badly for the people of Venezuela. Terrible.

Dont feel too bad. They bought into Chavez' bullshit about wealth redistribution and universal health care and maiking the rich pay their fair share. Just like here.

 

[Book of Jeremiah]

You're right, Rabbi. I didn't think about that. I wonder how the left is going to take it when there are no EBT cards and they wake up to a 3rd world status with food distribution waiting hours upon hours for a gallon of milk?

 

[Unkotare]

When that nut chavez took power, everyone with the ability to do so got the hell out of there. Too bad. Another beautiful country with good people turned to shit by an idiotic, failed ideology promoted by a narcissistic fool pulling the wool over people's eyes.

 

[percysunshine]

Venezuela is swirling down the drain, and it's all due to implementing policies that every liberal in this forum endorses. Watching it implode should provide a valuable object lesson in the failures of socialism. The excuses libs make for this disaster will be hysterical to behold.

Venezuela to nationalize food distribution - Yahoo News​

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has promised to nationalize food distribution in the South American nation beset with record shortages of basic goods, runaway inflation and an escalating economic crisis.

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Various estimates suggest the government already controls about half of the country's food distribution, but that hasn't stopped record shortages in shops and markets.

Venezuela is struggling with a recession, 68.5-percent annual inflation and severe shortages of the basic goods that it relies on oil money to import.

On any given day, people in Venezuela can wait hours to get some subsidized milk, cooking oil, milk or flour -- if they can be found at all.​

They are in a full on communist takeover down there. Very sad. I recall hearing some time ago that Castro's communists were down there assisting. I feel very badly for the people of Venezuela. Terrible.

Dont feel too bad. They bought into Chavez' bullshit about wealth redistribution and universal health care and maiking the rich pay their fair share. Just like here.

Not all of them bought into it. Many people knew better.

 

[Missouri_Mike]

You're right, Rabbi. I didn't think about that. I wonder how the left is going to take it when there are no EBT cards and they wake up to a 3rd world status with food distribution waiting hours upon hours for a gallon of milk?

Once they run out of rich people they will blame un-named people that are just being greedy and hording and not helping each other. When that fails they will find a group to go after like Jews or whatever group they can find to focus the hate on.

 

[Manonthestreet]

Food as a weapon...sorta like water as a weapon....now where is that happening..makes ya go hmmmmmmmmmmm

 

[danielpalos]

I believe Industrial Automation is one solution for command economies.

 

[bripat9643]

I believe Industrial Automation is one solution for command economies.

Only fool believes that.

 

[The Rabbi]

You're right, Rabbi. I didn't think about that. I wonder how the left is going to take it when there are no EBT cards and they wake up to a 3rd world status with food distribution waiting hours upon hours for a gallon of milk?

Once they run out of rich people they will blame un-named people that are just being greedy and hording and not helping each other. When that fails they will find a group to go after like Jews or whatever group they can find to focus the hate on.

They alaready have. Maduro is blaming the US for all this. And speculators.
It is like a fairy tale you've heard a dozen times unfolding in real life. And you know exactly how it will end. Not well.

 

[The Rabbi]

I believe Industrial Automation is one solution for command economies.

Only fool believes that.

Look who you're dealing with.

 

[danielpalos]

I believe Industrial Automation is one solution for command economies.

Only fool believes that.

why do you say that? only fullers of fallacy say that without any explanation for why they may believe what they do.

We should have engaged the former Soviet Union with an Industrial Automation race after our Space Race.

 

[SuperDemocrat]

Venezuela is swirling down the drain, and it's all due to implementing policies that every liberal in this forum endorses. Watching it implode should provide a valuable object lesson in the failures of socialism. The excuses libs make for this disaster will be hysterical to behold.

Venezuela to nationalize food distribution - Yahoo News​

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has promised to nationalize food distribution in the South American nation beset with record shortages of basic goods, runaway inflation and an escalating economic crisis.

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Various estimates suggest the government already controls about half of the country's food distribution, but that hasn't stopped record shortages in shops and markets.

Venezuela is struggling with a recession, 68.5-percent annual inflation and severe shortages of the basic goods that it relies on oil money to import.

On any given day, people in Venezuela can wait hours to get some subsidized milk, cooking oil, milk or flour -- if they can be found at all.​

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That is what we should have here? We can call it food rights and then say how the ultra rich food sellers are denying people food. That is why there are homeless people who don't have anything to eat. It worked so well with nationalized medicine.

 

[The Rabbi]

I believe Industrial Automation is one solution for command economies.

Only fool believes that.

why do you say that? only fullers of fallacy say that without any explanation for why they may believe what they do.

We should have engaged the former Soviet Union with an Industrial Automation race after our Space Race.

Instead we engaged them in an arms race and at the end they imploded. Works for me.

 

[danielpalos]

I believe Industrial Automation is one solution for command economies.

Only fool believes that.

why do you say that? only fullers of fallacy say that without any explanation for why they may believe what they do.

We should have engaged the former Soviet Union with an Industrial Automation race after our Space Race.

Instead we engaged them in an arms race and at the end they imploded. Works for me.

except for our current warfare-State spending and lack of state-of-the-art infrastructure; it Only works for the Right.

 

[Bleipriester]

Venezuela is swirling down the drain, and it's all due to implementing policies that every liberal in this forum endorses. Watching it implode should provide a valuable object lesson in the failures of socialism. The excuses libs make for this disaster will be hysterical to behold.

Venezuela to nationalize food distribution - Yahoo News​

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has promised to nationalize food distribution in the South American nation beset with record shortages of basic goods, runaway inflation and an escalating economic crisis.

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Various estimates suggest the government already controls about half of the country's food distribution, but that hasn't stopped record shortages in shops and markets.

Venezuela is struggling with a recession, 68.5-percent annual inflation and severe shortages of the basic goods that it relies on oil money to import.

On any given day, people in Venezuela can wait hours to get some subsidized milk, cooking oil, milk or flour -- if they can be found at all.​

We will see what happens. I can live without shiny capitalist skyscrapers everywhere when I have some food in my refrigerator, instead

 

[bripat9643]

Venezuela is swirling down the drain, and it's all due to implementing policies that every liberal in this forum endorses. Watching it implode should provide a valuable object lesson in the failures of socialism. The excuses libs make for this disaster will be hysterical to behold.

Venezuela to nationalize food distribution - Yahoo News​

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has promised to nationalize food distribution in the South American nation beset with record shortages of basic goods, runaway inflation and an escalating economic crisis.

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Various estimates suggest the government already controls about half of the country's food distribution, but that hasn't stopped record shortages in shops and markets.

Venezuela is struggling with a recession, 68.5-percent annual inflation and severe shortages of the basic goods that it relies on oil money to import.

On any given day, people in Venezuela can wait hours to get some subsidized milk, cooking oil, milk or flour -- if they can be found at all.​

We will see what happens. I can live without shiny capitalist skyscrapers everywhere when I have some food in my refrigerator, instead

Those shiny skyscrapers house the people who make cheap food in this country possible.

 

[Bleipriester]

Venezuela is swirling down the drain, and it's all due to implementing policies that every liberal in this forum endorses. Watching it implode should provide a valuable object lesson in the failures of socialism. The excuses libs make for this disaster will be hysterical to behold.

Venezuela to nationalize food distribution - Yahoo News​

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has promised to nationalize food distribution in the South American nation beset with record shortages of basic goods, runaway inflation and an escalating economic crisis.

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Various estimates suggest the government already controls about half of the country's food distribution, but that hasn't stopped record shortages in shops and markets.

Venezuela is struggling with a recession, 68.5-percent annual inflation and severe shortages of the basic goods that it relies on oil money to import.

On any given day, people in Venezuela can wait hours to get some subsidized milk, cooking oil, milk or flour -- if they can be found at all.​

We will see what happens. I can live without shiny capitalist skyscrapers everywhere when I have some food in my refrigerator, instead

Those shiny skyscrapers house the people who make cheap food in this country possible.

How do the employes in the offices make cheap food possible?

 

[danielpalos]

better central planning?

 

[Bleipriester]

better central planning?

I think the vast majority of companies that rent offices in skyscrapers are service, especially financial service companies.