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Venezuelan troops take over TV station that opposes Hugo Chavez
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I sure hope it doesn't turn into a dictatorship.
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They always start out thinking first get the power, and then make the changes to make everything better.
But the problem is that power corrupts. So it never ends well when they take it by force or deception. |
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That's right. A *perfect* dictator, who did *everything* perfect and in *everyone's* best interest would be a great thing, but is 100% impossible, given human nature.
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Too bad, it sounds like the poor venezuelan people are heartbroken over this.
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I guess it all comes down to who we choose to believe. The article on commondreams.org says (as one of it's points):
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Who's Pulling the Strings?
Behind Venezuela's "Student Rebellion" http://www.counterpunch.org/maher06092007.html |
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Hey celador, good job for finding the other side of the story!
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