Venezuela to jail violent-game merchants

toaster - 43 days 11 hours ago

But in this case, you'd get arrested, so do it discreetly.

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ArduousAndy - 43 days 9 hours ago

american yet supports Obama. Makes you think about where we are headed.

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aliveinboston - 43 days 5 hours ago

He just hated George Bush style policies. We definitely don't have to "wonder" where that would take us. We've lived it and our kids and grand kids will continue to pay for it.

Anyways ... stupid law. Censorship is never the answer.

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Darkstorn - 42 days ago

I'm extremely disappointed in Hugo Chavez. When he came into power after being jailed for so long, he had lots of potential. He squandered it through inept policies and a reversion to authoritarian sentiments. Tis a shame.

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slipkoRn - 43 days 11 hours ago

that sucks for them.

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sikbeta - 43 days 7 hours ago

You know Spanish? I'm shock, this is awesome, It was a time when other languages were so far away

I know a lot of people from different countries that told me this Chavez want to be like the second Castro or something like that

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Shadow Haze501 - 43 days 11 hours ago

Dude Im latin but that traslation is sounds very gay in spanish. This sounds much better.

el venenzuela me puede chupar las bolas.

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Bodyboarder_VGamer - 43 days 8 hours ago

aspirar... lol

That sounds more like a word a person from Spain would use because they are so lame. Instead of using "mamar" o "chupar". These are more offensive.

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sikbeta - 43 days 7 hours ago

As far as I know, is got nothing to do with what you are saying, is more like the President of Venezuela is against everything America related and is really conservative, well something like that

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Darkstorn - 42 days ago

@9.1-
Chavez started out as a very promising socialist leader, but has had to effect draconian media regulations to protect his country from the U.S.-backed Colombian government. His economic policies are actually very progressive, but his authoritarian stance on censorship makes him seem like a conservative to outside observers. I suppose he has adopted some conservative social policies, but he's no 'conservative,' in the modern sense. And this is coming from a fellow liberal...

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PinchoVe - 43 days 8 hours ago

starting??

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FailureRate54 - 43 days 10 hours ago

A Study with only bullsh!t theory and without any concret thing

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