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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsAaron Rupar: WATTERS: Taking out a dictator in Venezuela -- how does that help the average American?
JD VANCE: First of all, what it means is we're gonna be able to control the incredible natural resources of Venezuelahttps://substack.com/@aaronrupar/note/c-196779283
This is yet another example of why I'll be out today protesting, NO KINGS DAY. Dangerous criminal minds. Stay safe out there, everyone.
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Aaron Rupar: WATTERS: Taking out a dictator in Venezuela -- how does that help the average American? (Original Post)
Passages
6 hrs ago
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Does anyone ever bother asking any longer why the U.S. has a right to control Venezuela's incredible natural resources?
sop
6 hrs ago
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BBC- Venezuela reports of detainees still being tortured are concerning for UN
SamuelTheThird
5 hrs ago
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House of Roberts
(6,515 posts)1. The Venezuelan dictator was not paying tribute to the US crime lord.
JD: First of all, what it means is we're gonna be able to steal the incredible natural resources of the people of Venezuela.
Passages
(4,148 posts)3. Exactly.
sop
(18,541 posts)2. Does anyone ever bother asking any longer why the U.S. has a right to control Venezuela's incredible natural resources?
Passages
(4,148 posts)4. It is scary how some accept it as a right.
Johonny
(26,148 posts)6. Are we even controlling it?
We are preventing oil from flowing to Cuba to try to destabilize Cuba leading to a likely awful humanitarian problem there. But I have heard nothing about boots on the ground to "control" Venezuela oil. I assume the current regime is doing the same shit as ever.
SamuelTheThird
(1,138 posts)5. BBC- Venezuela reports of detainees still being tortured are concerning for UN
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(4,148 posts)7. Senator Murphy posted this recently on the subject: