Bolivia

HenryNisental said:
Talking about legality.... Evo is the first sinner since he spit on the Bolivian not once but twice.
Regarding his economic record, he did impruved the lot of the aymaras by doublin or trippling the area of coca plantations they were allowed to have legally. He did not perform any economic miracle, as far as I know.
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"sinner". LOL. Ease off on the Christian religious gas pedal and debate logically. Show us how he "...spit on the Bolivian no once but twice." Show us the source of the economic numbers of growing coca tripled the GDP per capita.
 
perry said:
Bolivia is in dire straits and the international community must speak out. Where is the Pope ?
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The catholic church is a criminal organization that conspired to protect child rapists from prosecution. They should focus on cleaning up their own crimes before commenting on the misdeeds of other countries.
 
Its all make believe to me, so the differences, however minute, are only important to them. There are 6000 or so different "Gods" followed on earth, and the one the "evangelists" believe in seems to be indistinguishable to me from the one the "catholics" believe in.

more importantly, the dictators are white, racist, rich, and right wing. All things that are somewhat easier to identify than differences about how many angels can dance on the head of a pin, or whether an imaginary guy 2000 years ago said "this", or "This".
 
Here is some analysis from Zizek in the Independant. I don't always agree with his analysis, he is somewhat of a 'popular' academic, but sometimes he gets it spot on.

"Morales proved in Bolivia that democratic socialism can work – but the people cannot be ignored"

www.independent.co.uk

Slavoj Zizek: Morales proved in Bolivia that democratic socialism can work – but the people cannot be ignored

The country's citizens rose up having been forced into becoming the silent majority, officials in Bolivia are in danger of letting history repeat itself
www.independent.co.uk www.independent.co.uk
 
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