Quote from maxpi:
Nobody can fix South American economic problems, least of all Marxists. Why worry about it? OTOH why try to drag them into the modern world either, it's a lot of work. If they want a charity state and huge poverty who are we to question their values as long as they are not declaring war on us.
Quote from maxpi:
Nobody can fix South American economic problems, least of all Marxists. Why worry about it? OTOH why try to drag them into the modern world either, it's a lot of work. If they want a charity state and huge poverty who are we to question their values as long as they are not declaring war on us.
You must know by now that we are all connected. We might not have options as far as what we can do about other governments when we see signs of trouble. However, it is important to raise awareness of the events. It is like watching the whole Castro revolution and then the ensuing rafts and tires with Cubans on them heading to the Keys and saying, "well, that's Cuba's problem." It isn't. It never is. The world's borders are lines on a map. I have traveled across the planet and have lived in a large number of places. The lines that were put on the map over time are just lines.Quote from bigarrow:
True, lets focus on our problems and let the other countries handle theirs. It's their oil and their country they can govern it like they want to. Unless you own Exxon or one of the big oil co. why would you care?

Quote from FuturesTrader71:
Y The less suffering there is, the cheaper and more secure our collective lives will be.
Cheers!
