Depressing life in Venezuela
By Andre
@Erikapalmi (21)
Venezuela
July 24, 2019 8:48pm CST
How difficult for one to not be able to enjoy his youth or experience the achievements that our parents could live at that time, in which Venezuela was not being dominated by a government as corrupt as today and there was a good economy. Young people don't even have the chance to go for ice cream, something so basic, right? as the adolscent of developed countries and in which their economy basically allows them to do what they want. Most of us here only want to be able to be independent as they are supposed to do when they turn 18, most of us here want to have peace of mind and not spend day to day living in anxiety.
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@Deepizzaguy (102958)
• Lake Charles, Louisiana
25 Jul 19
Socialism does not work in any part of the world. It is a shame that some political leaders in American are trying to sell us the promises of free items like schooling to get elected.
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@Deepizzaguy (102958)
• Lake Charles, Louisiana
25 Jul 19
@Erikapalmi I know how you feel that people are fooled that getting items for free is the answer.
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@Erikapalmi (21)
• Venezuela
25 Jul 19
Yes, it is incredible that even with all the history that there is with socialism there are still people wishing to apply it, and worse still citizens accepting it as in the case of Mexico! What a pity
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@rsa101 (38166)
• Philippines
25 Jul 19
Yeah I have been reading a lot of the news there how your government fail to deliver the services they need because corruption has taken over and the bad thing about this is their tight grip on the military and all of the government makes it more difficult for the ordinary people who has no connection with those in power.
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@YuleimaVzla (1505)
• Maracaibo, Venezuela
26 Jul 19
God will deliver us from all the battles that we have been through and that we Venezuelans are living, God in our fpe always, without nothing, and I know that we are in his eyes, pending, because it will happen to us as a reward for so much crying that we have shed , we encourage my people!
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@cperry2 (5608)
• Newport, Oregon
25 Jul 19
I am sorry you are experiencing this. Corrupt governments are a real problem all over the world. I won't delve into politics much because it is such an explosive topic and I feel everyone is entitled to their opinions. I sincerely hope that things get better there quickly.
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@Erikapalmi (21)
• Venezuela
26 Jul 19
Hopefully, yes, although there seems to be no way out of this most of the time
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@Erikapalmi (21)
• Venezuela
25 Jul 19
Sad for those who have struggled and prepared for something better and sad for those who do not even have the opportunity to prepare for something better, not even the possibility of thinking about what they like because at once it is the stress of thinking that there is have money to eat
@skysnap (20153)
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26 Jul 19
@Erikapalmi actually the socialist people are destroying america, UK, india and other nations by misguiding the youth with socialism.. they think people have happy life in socialism than what america has...
@Erikapalmi (21)
• Venezuela
26 Jul 19
Nothing is supposed to be impossible in this life, but one looks at the case of other communist countries as an example (Cuba) and the truth is that one's hopes diminish.
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@LadyDuck (471459)
• Switzerland
26 Jul 19
@Erikapalmi Unfortunately Cuba has been a very long Dictatorship.
@Nakitakona (56486)
• Philippines
5 Aug 19
That's difficult to live to a country where you don't have work to survive
@Nakitakona (56486)
• Philippines
11 Aug 19
@Erikapalmi Now the point is who is going to provide the people work in order to survive?
@Erikapalmi (21)
• Venezuela
10 Aug 19
It is very ugly, wanting to work and undertake and have nothing. It is not even for being lazy that one lives badly, but because he is obliged to have nothing in a country like this, no matter how hard you try, he only has an emotional fatigue that is difficult to bear.
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@profree2019 (1218)
• Barquisimeto, Venezuela
29 Jul 19
With my 59 years I feel the nostalgia of having lost everything we had, and that cost us. We dreamed of a better future for our children, but those who believed in the utopia presented by the snake charmer, led us to be the poor country we are today. (poor country, not country poor) You understan what I mean, because your are venezuelan too.
@Diegojgomez (118)
• Langley, British Columbia
25 Jul 19
You spend your life dreaming of triumphing, reaching your goals, being happy and living in peace, in Venezuela unfortunately the government cuts your wings, socialism is a plague that is eating you every day more UNTIL LITERALLY "DISAPPEAR".
@Diegojgomez (118)
• Langley, British Columbia
25 Jul 19
@Erikapalmi It is a socialism of years, allowed since time immemorial, so to speak, mature wants to implement a new socialism "of the 21st century" and make a catastrophic mistake, citizens do not deserve that.
@Erikapalmi (21)
• Venezuela
26 Jul 19
@Diegojgomez Yes, as you have to say, socialism is a plague and the worst thing that can happen is to fall into the ideal of failure.
@Erikapalmi (21)
• Venezuela
25 Jul 19
It is the worst thing that can happen to a nation, and it is incredible as currently with everything that is lived in Venezuela citizens of other countries allow socialism to govern their country.
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