What are you trying to say?

a tournament he was in, playing with toy guns, and DC tried to insinuate that the pictures were of the kid getting "paramilitary training" in USA.

He was kicked to death at a demo.

Reading is Fundamental. What he was trying to say, he said.

Enlighten us, please. Otherwise..... it's just nonsense.

Do you even have a point?

I see pictures of some stupid paint ballers or airsoft "commandos"...... and some claim that one of them was targeted by the Venezuelan security forces.

You can't read very well.

I just don't believe unsubstantiated BS.

Now run along and have one of those nice days.

If you don't mind...........

Keep adding to your reputation with your trollish goading and baiting. People do notice this kind of thing, you know.

Just asking for clarification of your claims (that I don't believe).

Isn't that fair?

What would be "fair" is your apology for being a jerk, to me and the OP.

Your halfassed disruption of this thread is one for the record books.

Oh, crap! It's just plain BS! No other way to express it!

The only question here is how much longer you will continue to humiliate yourself, trolling a post about a young man who was murdered for the crime of demonstrating in VZ.

You think it's funny, and that says a lot about you.

None of it good.

But hey, keep kicking the thread. The page views go up and up, the more you troll.

They've flung it everywhere, it seems.

They won't ever persuade any sober people to back their cause. That just won't happen. The people who agree with them are NOT any part of the majority, the actual human people of the world.

Please take care.

Really? C'mon now.

I think you're missing the point of the OP. A person was killed.......that's OK with you?

He said Marquez was a right-wing paramilitary on a mission to kill the president when, in fact, he was a simple demonstrator. Cabello also said that Marquez was certainly killed by his own paraco (comprendes paraco?) friends. But nothing is true. Two GNB (Guardia Nacional Bolivariana, you're welcome) were seen kicking him in the head while he was lying on the floor. They kicked him so badly that he went into a coma. 4 days after, he died. Ya entendiste? Sorry my English papá...

WTF are you talking about?

Got the link for your claims? Hmmmmm?

and I thank you for that

How hard is this to understand? Seriously. I'm beyond words right now.

We present you "Hitting with the Sledgehammer" by the President of Venezuela's National Assembly, Diosdado Cabello.

its certain. He goes onto show some more pics of paint ballers saying they are receiving paramilitary training. at 37:15 he shows the pic in the OP. He says his friends in the photo were the ones who killed him. Calls them mercenaries blah. at about 38:55 he then goes to say he received the training in the US.

How many more times?

Explain it ONE time!

one MORE time?

He just made it hit DU "milestones."

The page views will increase exponentially as it gets more visibility, and people will also see what a troll looks like...!

This is probably one of the skeeviest stunts I've seen on this board, ever. That young man had a family, and he was killed for the crime of demonstrating. And then, the president of the national assembly takes his photos of him playing--frigging PLAYING--with his friends and tries to turn them into something nefarious.

A smartass here thinks it is funny to play games with that. Says a lot... this guy isn't much of a progressive. I think this kind of conduct is well outside even the LOWEST standards of this board, but that's JMO.

in VZ these days.

That poster should be ashamed of himself. Mocking the death of an innocent demonstrator is below the bottom rung. Like I said elsewhere, I hope the admins take note--this isn't about "discussion," it's about trolling.

All he's doing is responding with "it doesn't make sense."

It's fucked up.

Welcome to Venezuela where this thread is always on.

And it works exactly the same!

lord people are either stupid or just pains in the ass

It would seem we have a winner in that regard on this thread....

Certainly not the model of a positive, engaged DUer....he's most certainly a "luck pusher" and his horse has left the barn on this piece of the TOS:

This should be quite the Rorschach test.

What do YOU see when you look at that photo?

???

....... you think the thread count is to your advantage?

Exposure of the BS is NOT to your advantage.

Your conduct is despicable.

And you're proud of it, which says so much about you.

Got a link?

And in Post 20?

Everyone else understands the OP. So far, only you are having a problem.

Why is that, I wonder?

that's post 20 where the head of the Venezuela national assembly is saying a paint baller is receiving paramilitary training in the US. The protester was killed by the Ven national guard

If you don't know an Airsoft gun when you see one, it's best to just not say anything.

for him, and more amusing for me.

see post 33 for some translation

Now they're just blatantly trolling? I expect the ban hammer to fall upon that sociopath soon enough.

How could anyone act as if OP isn't making sense? It's ... I don't even know.

I guess that's the new tactic, act like someone isn't coherent, isn't making sense.

and chavista supporters.

This really shows how PSUV "public" media work.

when he was actually playing paint ball

Behind the daily scenes of anti-government protests, another power struggle is underway.

Meet Diosdado Cabello: Venezuela’s National Assembly chief, vice president of the ruling United Socialist Party, and ruthless pragmatist par excellence. If the makers of House of Cards are looking to expand the franchise south, they should get to know Venezuela’s Frank Underwood.

In recent weeks, Venezuela’s political crisis—mass protests in response to a flailing economy, rampant scarcities, soaring crime, and ideological polarization—has been portrayed in international media primarily as a struggle between a monolithic government and the embattled remnants of the nation’s traditional middle class. But this narrative is superficial; several storylines, both personal and social, are playing out below the surface. And these include a bitter clash between Hugo Chávez’s successor and almost-successor for the soul of his party and the future of the country.

For one party in this clash, President Nicolás Maduro, Venezuela’s unrest has been deeply damaging. He is under fire for his ready reliance on state violence in dealing with unarmed demonstrators, which has left 18 people dead. In public appearances, he seems increasingly exhausted and more than a little unhinged.

http://www.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2014/03/the-frank-underwood-of-venezuela/284259/

Their supporters here use similar tactics.

Now there's an oxymoron if I ever saw one!

Here's a guy who wouldn't know the truth if it walked up and punched him in the mouth.