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Chavez calls for ban on Halloween

revol68 said:
stop googling shit and get back ot work on that ultrasonic deathray, dipshit.
you fucking idiot; I have family going back 300 years in that country, and know it inside out, you ignorant little child.
I'd respond more, but a) I am allergic to children , and
b) I have a job to do.
You do know what a 'job' is, don't you, you illiterate, utter peasant? :rolleyes: :rolleyes:
 
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Red Jezza said:
If you really, really think chavez compares to
....you need psychiatric treatment. He is the legitimate, elected president of Venezuela - all he is done wrong, from your capitalist perspective, is piss off the oligarcicos
v poor, Johnny.
:rolleyes:

Actually, I read in the paper today, it was a translation mistake: he actually called for a bun on halloween. He's starting a new tradition of halloween feasting.
 
Johnny Canuck2 said:
Actually, I read in the paper today, it was a translation mistake: he actually called for a bun on halloween. He's starting a new tradition of halloween feasting.
:D
very good!
 
Johnny Canuck2 said:
Or from the complications from a bad fall, as will probably happen to Castro.


http://amysrobot.com/files/castro/

Fuck! A real shame to see Johnny and pbman on the same side on this one. Always thought Johnny had a brain, as well as a sense of humour. Whatever you think about Chavez the commie claims are pathetic. The banks are very happy with Chavez, actually. As for the totalitarian implications of the uninformed gobshite repeated by our brainwashed friends, how about remembering the US attempt to remove yet another Latin American head of state? Nothing to do with democracy and nothing short of criminal. Those loony heads of state are to be found close to home, too, starting with Dubya (most of those on Johnny's list started out as "our" pawns- come on, for fuck's sake, where did Noriega come from? Wasn't a Panamanian invention, was he? Wake up!). At the moment Chavez is still the democratically elected president of Venezuela, with an immense amount of support, though in a deeply polarised country. You may not like any attention being paid to the starving, the unemployed, and the desperately impoverished, and you may support the kleptocracy that Chavez succeeded, but to paint him as a dictator is a cheap shot- he's way more legitimate than Bush.
As for Halloween- stick it up your North American arses- in Wales, at least, it was ghost story time we never had any of that trick or treating shit until the commercialisation of just about everything broke the barriers of bad taste.
 
Venezuela has gone through a lot of hardship throughout the years, mainly due to US funded militia backing far right tyrants. Chavez has claimed that he wants to bring in a mopre liberal form of Socialism to the Country than any other American Country has seen. To say to people that you find Haloween sinister, and that they shouldn't celebrate it may be getting priorities mixed up but it isn't the crime of the century, and it certainly isn't banning anything.
 
colacho said:
As for Halloween- stick it up your North American arses- in Wales, at least, it was ghost story time we never had any of that trick or treating shit until the commercialisation of just about everything broke the barriers of bad taste.

Aye and what happened to mischievous night? A UK custom you don't hear about now thanks to the halloween shit.

Just found this:

Mischief Night: 4 November
From coast to coast across northern England the 4 November has become ‘Mischief Night’, a night of humour and hooliganism. On this night children are half under the impression that lawlessness is permissible. Householders’ front doors are repeatedly assaulted with bogus calls, their gates removed, their dustbin lids hoisted up lamp posts, their window panes daubed with paint, their doorknobs coated with treacle, their evening newspapers (projecting from letter-boxes) exchanged, their milk bottles placed so that they will be tripped over, their house numbers unscrewed and fixed on to other houses, their windows tapped, their backyards turned upside down and possibly ransacked for tomorrow’s bonfires, their drainpipes stuffed with paper and set alight. Both in villages and in great cities youngsters bent on mischief roam the streets in happy warfare with the adult world.
http://elt.britcoun.org.pl/f_class1.htm
 
colacho said:
As for Halloween- stick it up your North American arses- in Wales, at least, it was ghost story time we never had any of that trick or treating shit until the commercialisation of just about everything broke the barriers of bad taste.

Do I really look like I care if the Welsh decide to participate in Halloween?

Maybe next year for halloween, I'll paint myself blue.
 
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