Oliver Stone thinks US to "harsh" on Chavez (Hugo Chavez, radical)

[ELOrocks17]

Stone film says U.S. demonises Chavez, other leaders | Entertainment | Reuters

Yet another left wing Hollywood freak praising dictators while bashing US...hey Oliver..if you like communist dictators so much...then move there!

[msina]

Thank you for the heating oil supplied free of charge to many Americans Mr. Chavez. I hope you are kind enough to continue this program this coming winter.

[irishvanguard]

Originally Posted by msina

Thank you for the heating oil supplied free of charge to many Americans Mr. Chavez. I hope you are kind enough to continue this program this coming winter.

A true American hero.

[allydriver]

Originally Posted by msina

Thank you for the heating oil supplied free of charge to many Americans Mr. Chavez. I hope you are kind enough to continue this program this coming winter.

Too bad naivete of some blinds them to the the duplicity of his actions.

Chavez is a dictator who exploits the disadvantaged for his own gain.

Oliver Stone is an out of favor director w/radical views looking to hitch a ride on the next controversy to re-start his career.

[odanny]

Originally Posted by ELOrocks17

Stone film says U.S. demonises Chavez, other leaders | Entertainment | Reuters

Yet another left wing Hollywood freak praising dictators while bashing US...hey Oliver..if you like communist dictators so much...then move there!

How many countries has Hugo Chavez invaded and how many civilians has he killed? How many torture programs has he set up?

You want to talk dictators? Start with Bush and Cheney. (Or you are free to call them what they are, war criminals)

Thanks and have a nice day.

[allydriver]

Originally Posted by odanny

How many countries has Hugo Chavez invaded and how many civilians has he killed? How many torture programs has he set up?

You want to talk dictators? Start with Bush and Cheney. (Or you are free to call them what they are, war criminals)

Thanks and have a nice day.

For some, a dictator can do no wrong, because in their opinion Bush was there first.

[odanny]

Originally Posted by allydriver

For some, a dictator can do no wrong, because in their opinion Bush was there first.

Bush has a trail of wreckage to show for his efforts. Can you please show me something similar in Venezuela?

The entire hemisphere knows that Chavez is essentially correct in what he says about the United States, but you wont hear Bill O'Reilly say this

[ELOrocks17]

Originally Posted by odanny

How many countries has Hugo Chavez invaded and how many civilians has he killed? How many torture programs has he set up?

You want to talk dictators? Start with Bush and Cheney. (Or you are free to call them what they are, war criminals)

Thanks and have a nice day.

Thanks to Bush and Cheney...you have the freedom to bash them.

[hawkeye2009]

Originally Posted by msina

Thank you for the heating oil supplied free of charge to many Americans Mr. Chavez. I hope you are kind enough to continue this program this coming winter.

"Useful idiots". It was a political ploy and and had nothing to do with "kindness".

It is the consistent inability of the left to recognize and condemn facist dictators that is very disturbing. The left's infatuation with facists is one of the reasons that citizens find Obama's similar initiatives discomforting.


Wise up lefties. Facism is not a good thing and trying to turn a blind eye to its policies or actually condoning them suggests that you harbor facist sentiments.

[allydriver]

Originally Posted by odanny

Bush has a trail of wreckage to show for his efforts. Can you please show me something similar in Venezuela?

The entire hemisphere knows that Chavez is essentially correct in what he says about the United States, but you wont hear Bill O'Reilly say this

Apparently opinions to the contrary of Chavez don't play too well in Venezuela.
Are you down with this?

U.S. report: Chavez moving to silence media critics - CNN.com

(CNN) -- The recent closure of 32 privately owned radio stations and a proposed law to punish "media crimes" are signs that Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez is moving to quash criticism of his government, according to a recent U.S. intelligence report