The Resista
Sep 22
|13:53
This is a redo of a previous article but I still mean itHugo Chavez doesn't like me. He used a racial slur to describe me and anybody else who is white and lives in North America and has any kind of Celebration on Halloween.I have a couple of problems with that. One is that I think that he should take his raciest ass dictatorship and piss up a rope. I hope he knows that I will buy a hybrid car in his honor. I hope he eats shit and dies and I don't care if Pat Robertson sends a Hit squad down and busta cap in his face. I love all of the people of Venezuela, even the commies that live there. I really wish harm and ill will upon their tin horn dictator. When he makes these stupid statements I hope that they all know that he is a moron and he is wasting all of the money that should be going to their country and sending it too his own bank accounts and to equally stupid dictators around the world there by making the whole world a more dangerous place. I think the thing that made him spew this was his anger over some of his citizens making fun of him by putting his name on scary skeletons and ghouls for a little bit of fun. This is because he is scarring them with all of the human rights he is violating in order prop up his regime and he really doesn’t understand the free speech thing too much with him being a dictator and all. Not a dictator you say? Freely elected you say well so was Hitler you stupid hippy. Get real. The difference between America and some bandanna republic is you can go anywhere and make fun of the president or say something mean about him and you won’t get thrown in jail or get your head beat in by homeland security. You may lose some album sales and people may walk out of your Vegas show but you can say what ever you please even if it is stupid. I hope you will read his comments below.
President Hugo Chavez cautioned Venezuelan
parents to protect their children from Halloween with a spooky warning
that the US tradition is rooted in "terrorism."
"What they have implanted here, which is really a 'gringo' custom, is terrorism," Chavez said, quoted in the local press. "They disguise children as witches and wizards, that is contrary to our culture." Chavez often lashes out at the US government, which he has described as "terrorist" and accused of plotting his assassination. But this time his warnings were directed at the American celebration that combines costumes and candy. He issued "an appeal for reflection by parents" not to encourage their children to dress up for the holiday. His comments came after authorities in Caracas recently seized pumpkins, cardboard skeleton costumes and other traditional Halloween items inscribed with anti-Chavez messages. US families were celebrating Halloween, during which disguised children go door to door saying "trick or treat," on Monday. 
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