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Bacchus4.0

(6,837 posts)
Mon Jun 2, 2014, 12:35 PM Jun 2014

Poorest social strata in Venezuela grows to 43% (Spanish)

http://www.maduradas.com/hecho-en-socialismo-el-estrato-mas-pobre-en-venezuela-aumento-a-434/

In 1999, it was 40%


Sin embargo, destacó que hay “un poco más de pobres”, esto es, una ligera expansión del estrato E. “En términos de estratificación el estrato E, que es el estrato más pobre, crece de 40,8% en 1999 a 43,4% en el 2014, que es coincidente, por cierto, con el porcentaje de incremento de la pobreza que registra el INE”, explicó León.



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Poorest social strata in Venezuela grows to 43% (Spanish) (Original Post) Bacchus4.0 Jun 2014 OP
worse than when the "revolucion" started n/t Bacchus4.0 Jun 2014 #1
I'm glad to see that you care about the "poor". delrem Jun 2014 #2
You don't care about the poor. You care about the ideology of the government in charge n/t Bacchus4.0 Jun 2014 #3
huh? delrem Jun 2014 #4
I was going to respond the same way to your post. Why are you defending these crooks and criminals Bacchus4.0 Jun 2014 #5
OK. delrem Jun 2014 #6
They aren't providing that to their citizens. The protests are about the overall dismal state of Bacchus4.0 Jun 2014 #7
bullshit. delrem Jun 2014 #8
Care to elaborate on that? The numbers sure don't seem to agree with you. N/t Marksman_91 Jun 2014 #9
nope, I'd say "bullshit" is the best he can come up with n/t Bacchus4.0 Jun 2014 #10
What a hypocrite... you applaud at a 30% increase in poverty and you pretend to be a leftist ChangoLoa Jun 2014 #11
I see you all buy your memes from the same dealer. delrem Jun 2014 #12
And you evidently can't debate for shit. Marksman_91 Jun 2014 #13
Here you go: delrem Jun 2014 #14
Well chosen. Seems to fit, worthy of being worn where applicable! n/t Judi Lynn Jun 2014 #15
I've got to congratulate Bacchus4.0 on the OP, though. delrem Jun 2014 #16
Impressive, isn't it? We all know how they hunger for right-wing crapaganda on Venezuela. Judi Lynn Jun 2014 #17
Funny how a white anglo-saxon protestant from the US talks about racism ChangoLoa Jun 2014 #20
It bothers me when supporters of anti-democratic fascists delrem Jun 2014 #23
All the time those real stats were improving steadily for the great mass of Venezuelans, Judi Lynn Jun 2014 #31
So you approve of the increase in the poverty level in Venezuela? Zorro Jun 2014 #18
You're pretending it's true? Of course, you are. Judi Lynn Jun 2014 #19
The poverty numbers come from the INE (state institution). ChangoLoa Jun 2014 #21
Do you dispute the article? Zorro Jun 2014 #22
Oh, yes, I'm sure you're MUCH more informed than a state-controlled entity. N/t Marksman_91 Jun 2014 #24
Identical article in FR, show us the identical article. Something tells me you won't find the OP Bacchus4.0 Jun 2014 #38
Hmmm delrem Jun 2014 #39
I knew you couldn't find it because its not there. The poverty rate shot up in Venezuela Bacchus4.0 Jun 2014 #40
*sigh* Chile and Brazil reduced poverty faster. joshcryer Jun 2014 #25
bullshit. delrem Jun 2014 #27
No, fact. joshcryer Jun 2014 #28
I'm sorry, but your self-referential link doesn't impress me. nt delrem Jun 2014 #29
My post has the study in it. joshcryer Jun 2014 #30
We're doing the job of fact-checking the numbers for you Marksman_91 Jun 2014 #41
Post removed Post removed Jun 2014 #42
Someone who's been posting to you was personally involved in getting our beloved poster Judi Lynn Jun 2014 #32
OK. I believe the SOB called me his "stalker". delrem Jun 2014 #33
Yes, they all sound alike! All so crabby. No self-discipline whatsoever. Judi Lynn Jun 2014 #36
I've still yet to see someone defending this regime actually have a cordial debate Marksman_91 Jun 2014 #37
So nearly half the nation is living in poverty. Rampant inflation and shortages will do that, I MADem Jun 2014 #26
I think the cellphone and cable argument has worn thin. Live and Learn Jun 2014 #34
forget cellphone and cable. delrem Jun 2014 #35

delrem

(9,688 posts)
2. I'm glad to see that you care about the "poor".
Wed Jun 4, 2014, 10:03 PM
Jun 2014

You seem to have a great heart.

So I find it very strange that you have such an affinity (identity) with the neo-fascist Latin American right wing, a faction that has no affection whatsoever for anything but private profit at the expense of ... well, everything that you claim to care about.

After all, there is an ineluctable history to account for.

I find it strange that you abstract from the damage that the neo-fascist right wing is doing and intends to do to the economies that it makes war on. In the same way I find it strange that some folk who claim to care about the Cuban economy will abstract from the fact of the US embargo in preparation for claiming that every result is caused by the Cuban gov't.

Bacchus4.0

(6,837 posts)
5. I was going to respond the same way to your post. Why are you defending these crooks and criminals
Wed Jun 4, 2014, 10:21 PM
Jun 2014

in Venezuela?

delrem

(9,688 posts)
6. OK.
Wed Jun 4, 2014, 10:44 PM
Jun 2014

Last edited Fri Jun 6, 2014, 01:50 AM - Edit history (1)

"these crooks and criminals in Venezuela" recently won yet another election.

If you can't start on that basis, then your heart isn't in the right place.

Yes, "these crooks and criminals in Venezuela" do want universal gov't guaranteed health care and education of the Venezuelan people to the best extent practical, even considering the encumbrance of following after decades of deprivation provided by the fascist and neo-fascist colonialist regimes.

I think those goals are worthy of Canada, and I'm a Canadian. I don't think we in Canada have the best systems possible, but I do think we in Canada have several fairly good and well-working systems that are the result of decades of struggle between the forces of the *need* for private profit and the *need* for the "life" part of the "life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness" creed. I'm appalled by the election of Stephen Harper. He's a fucking teabagger or worse.

Bacchus4.0

(6,837 posts)
7. They aren't providing that to their citizens. The protests are about the overall dismal state of
Wed Jun 4, 2014, 11:23 PM
Jun 2014

the country. The only things the government can come up with are conspiracy theories.

ChangoLoa

(2,010 posts)
11. What a hypocrite... you applaud at a 30% increase in poverty and you pretend to be a leftist
Thu Jun 5, 2014, 08:59 AM
Jun 2014

We can clearly see now that you only care for the ideology, not for the people. You just fake your involvement in social matters.

It is really ironic how you dare talk of neo-fascism... for those assholes too, ideology comes before people.

I suggest you try to build bridges with your buddies here in Venezuela and come shout "Fatherland, Socialism or Death" with our Army. Maybe you'll feel more like a true leftist wannabe then.

 

Marksman_91

(2,035 posts)
13. And you evidently can't debate for shit.
Thu Jun 5, 2014, 03:43 PM
Jun 2014

You've still yet to refute any points discussed so far that don't favor the Chavista regime, and all you've been capable of coming up with is saying "bullshit" without elaborating on it or trying to reduce the discussion to personal attacks. You're pathetic.

delrem

(9,688 posts)
16. I've got to congratulate Bacchus4.0 on the OP, though.
Thu Jun 5, 2014, 06:31 PM
Jun 2014

He beat FR to the punch on the identical article by a full two days!
Other than that discrepancy there's a perfect match, opinion for FR opinion.

Judi Lynn

(160,516 posts)
17. Impressive, isn't it? We all know how they hunger for right-wing crapaganda on Venezuela.
Thu Jun 5, 2014, 08:24 PM
Jun 2014

If they can't feed their anti-brown and black skinned Hispanic hatred daily, and dream of brown and black dead Latin Americans lying in pools of blood sometime in the future, their whole world collapses.

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ChangoLoa

(2,010 posts)
20. Funny how a white anglo-saxon protestant from the US talks about racism
Thu Jun 5, 2014, 09:28 PM
Jun 2014

You really need to solve some very dirty stuff with your own ancestors. After all, less than a century ago, they were hanging people like me to their garden trees. Traumatizing past indeed.

delrem

(9,688 posts)
23. It bothers me when supporters of anti-democratic fascists
Thu Jun 5, 2014, 10:15 PM
Jun 2014

and economic wreckers pretend that their cause is the alleviation of poverty. These people (whether posting to FR or not) express visceral hatred for the Bolivarian missions that brought (for one) universal health care and (for two) education to an impoverished people. That brought some hope. They express visceral hatred for "socialism" (see up-thread, but theirs is a constant and defining hate). They pretend that the histories of the politicians that they support, the family (dynasty) histories and the histories of their fascist and neo-fascist associates don't exist, or have no relevance. The FR style of pretending to actually *care* about alleviating the condition of a people decimated and impoverished at the hands of their neo-lib neo-con fascist political masters makes my skin crawl.

http://www.globalresearch.ca/venezuela-economic-and-social-performance-under-hugo-chavez/5326013

In defiance of the fascist and neo-fascist wreckers, Hugo Chavez had an impact.

eta: here's another one from Bruce Cockburn

&feature=kp

Judi Lynn

(160,516 posts)
31. All the time those real stats were improving steadily for the great mass of Venezuelans,
Fri Jun 6, 2014, 03:05 AM
Jun 2014

the racist, fascist oligarchs were cursing, mocking, reviling both the poor, and the man the people of Venezuela elected as their President.

And these clowns came here to smear him, to tell their lies, to mock him daily, showing the whole website just how little they learned about life and the human race growing up. They came to show us how narrow minded, ignorant, primitive their parents were during their upbringings, as they taught them to hate, fear, and despise brown and black people, and to see poor people as their "inferiors."

Can you imagine? Inferior! Once they've established that in their pea brains, they leap to their first conclusion that they don't have to respect anyone who isn't just like their parents and their parents' friends and relatives, the whole bunch of greedy, grabby, shallow, dull idiots. That becomes their way of "life." Stupid hate.

Thank you for sharing the Bruce Cockburn video, had never heard this one. So glad I've heard it tonight. So glad he's one of the people who've been keeping track of what the monsters among us have been doing, too. I have a very good suspicion there are FAR more of these moral, concerned beings than the murderous, greedy clowns realize.

ChangoLoa

(2,010 posts)
21. The poverty numbers come from the INE (state institution).
Thu Jun 5, 2014, 09:31 PM
Jun 2014

Stay blind, you are a perfect illustration.

Bacchus4.0

(6,837 posts)
38. Identical article in FR, show us the identical article. Something tells me you won't find the OP
Fri Jun 6, 2014, 09:49 PM
Jun 2014

article in that site that you frequent.

delrem

(9,688 posts)
39. Hmmm
Sun Jun 8, 2014, 11:20 PM
Jun 2014

You're in deep denial about exactly who you are.
I don't link to FR at DU. I think it's against the rules, but even if it weren't I wouldn't give such a cesspool the hits. I suppose it isn't so surprising that a link to FR came up almost immediately when I tried to find some background for your OP.

Google it: "Poverty Shoots Up in Venezuela" and add the full FR name. The first hit will land you in the midst of your fellow "thinkers", Bacchus.4.0. The opinions expressed in those threads are identical to the ones you and your fellow anti-democratic coup supporting economic wreckers express here. Identical in every particular except one: at FR they aren't afraid to admit that they're extreme right-wing wack-job fascist supporting goons.

Bacchus4.0

(6,837 posts)
40. I knew you couldn't find it because its not there. The poverty rate shot up in Venezuela
Mon Jun 9, 2014, 06:39 AM
Jun 2014

not because its posted on DU or that other site that you read, or even at the same time, its because of the policies of the inept chavista government. I am sorry the horrible news from Venezuela is inconvenient for you. That government is completely fucked up, only an idiot could support them.

joshcryer

(62,269 posts)
25. *sigh* Chile and Brazil reduced poverty faster.
Fri Jun 6, 2014, 01:28 AM
Jun 2014

Without windfall oil profits.

This isn't about "being right wing" this is about supporting social democracy, one that allows for free enterprise but also highly regulates and redistributes.

In Venezuela the redistribution is through cronyism. Most of us supported Chavismo when it started, but what it has become is a shell of what it could've been. It really burns us and that's why so many spend time criticizing Venezuela's cronyism. Even Chavez admitted he was responsible for the boligarchs.

delrem

(9,688 posts)
27. bullshit.
Fri Jun 6, 2014, 01:43 AM
Jun 2014

Look at the facts.
Statistics in Venezuela before Chavez,
and statistics in Venezuela after.

Now, here I'm going to have to delete myself, because I'd go over every DU jury red line if I were to say what I really feel.

joshcryer

(62,269 posts)
28. No, fact.
Fri Jun 6, 2014, 01:54 AM
Jun 2014
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=405x53792

Please spare me. I have read the studies and the statistics.

Please by all means say whatever bullshit hateful shit you have pent up, I won't alert, and I will demand no one who regulars this forum alert.

joshcryer

(62,269 posts)
30. My post has the study in it.
Fri Jun 6, 2014, 02:13 AM
Jun 2014

I only linked it because I summerize it clearly there. Anyone can read the provided statistics if they wish.

 

Marksman_91

(2,035 posts)
41. We're doing the job of fact-checking the numbers for you
Mon Jun 9, 2014, 09:13 AM
Jun 2014

And yet you still ignore them. You're no better than all those Tea Party/ultra conservative right-wing bigots you despise so much. The only difference is that you're blinded by a different ideology.

Response to Marksman_91 (Reply #41)

Judi Lynn

(160,516 posts)
32. Someone who's been posting to you was personally involved in getting our beloved poster
Fri Jun 6, 2014, 03:10 AM
Jun 2014

from Brazil eliminated, after she spoke sharply to him and his little thug group of several a-holes who all gang-attacked her, worked her over, mocked and ridiculed her, trashed her relentlessly with their dirty right-wing snot, and she was absolutely treasured by every Democrat in the Latam forum, believe me.

They do it to anyone who pays any attention to them whatsoever.

They also tried to do it to another fantastic poster/blogger we all love who shares so many of our values, focusing on Haiti, Bolivia, Venezuela.

What a f#cking shame. Everyone needs to know who they are, all the time.

Judi Lynn

(160,516 posts)
36. Yes, they all sound alike! All so crabby. No self-discipline whatsoever.
Fri Jun 6, 2014, 03:59 AM
Jun 2014

They're really not people persons, are they? More like "facets" of one great big, dull, cheap, artificial gemstone.

 

Marksman_91

(2,035 posts)
37. I've still yet to see someone defending this regime actually have a cordial debate
Fri Jun 6, 2014, 09:12 AM
Jun 2014

Every time we post something with raw numbers and evidence of the incompetence of this government, you and others simply decide it's all fake when clearly what we show you is information from unbiased, believable sources. Hell, we've posted clear evidence of the violent repression that has been perpetrated by government security forces and colectivos, but you still refuse to believe any of it even when it's irrefutable. Your stubbornness and inability to talk these points without trying to reduce the discussion into name-calling and some kind of ideological war is precisely why people like your friend from Brazil get banned: you've got no arguments to back you up so you decide to make things personal. The Venezuelan regime, especially now under Maduro, is clearly run by a corrupt and incompetent nepotistic bunch of malandros who only wish to cling to power rather than help the Venezuelan people. You don't need to take my word for it, you can simply check the numbers to confirm it. The fact that you pretend that these numbers are lies is the main reason why y'all don't really last long in these threads before becoming banned from them: it's not how a discussion works, which is what forums are about.

MADem

(135,425 posts)
26. So nearly half the nation is living in poverty. Rampant inflation and shortages will do that, I
Fri Jun 6, 2014, 01:39 AM
Jun 2014

suppose.



Everyone has a cellphone and cable, but they can't afford decent housing, food, toilet paper and laundry soap.

The country is a mess.

Live and Learn

(12,769 posts)
34. I think the cellphone and cable argument has worn thin.
Fri Jun 6, 2014, 03:38 AM
Jun 2014

They really are basic necessities these days not luxuries. You are using a RW argument when you espouse such. I would find it very hard to give up either and would give up other "luxury" items you listed before I gave up cellphone or cable (at least internet access).

delrem

(9,688 posts)
35. forget cellphone and cable.
Fri Jun 6, 2014, 03:48 AM
Jun 2014

consider health care and education.
consider the natural wealth of the country people reside in.

That's what these fuckers want to take away from the Venezuelan people.

They want it ALL. Just as they took it all in the USA.

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