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I'm pretty similar. I see there's a few virtue signalling loons doing the usual thing of calling people closet racists for merely discussing this interview.

It was also decades ago so he's hardly likely to remember he exact nuances of the conversation.

He probably asked her to describe him and she said he was black. That's not really an unusual conversation even if his actions were a bit weird as he admits himself.

He said he was looking for a black person who would be aggressive towards him so he could kill them. Presumably he would have had to not only find one but find someone who is prepared to be aggressive to him first. I doubt there are that many people just walking around in public looking to fight someone thankfully.

I believe he said he would have done the same regardless of the skin colour of the supposed rapist.

Not sure if you're trolling here but Glasgow is original Bournemouth face and cabbage face is an entirely separate poster who has been posting for years

And I didn't say that did I so you're literally inventing things I said. What I asked jonnyboy is if he thought maduro has done anything wrong and if he can see a common link between economic ruination and communism considering how literally every country that tries it ends up killing their citizens abd destroying their economy. Why you jumped to me supposedly saying it was 100% Maduro I have no idea. My answers quite simply are that 1) Maduro bears quite a lot of responsibility for the mess and 2) communist regimes have an almost perfect record of failure. It doesn't work.

Oh yes that's definitely the only common link! Those poor innocent North Korean and Venezuelan leaderships. If only they hadn't been sanctioned by those evil Capitalist they'd be busy enjoying the fruits of their communist utopias by now.

He just doesn't understand football at all which isn't really his fault but his evasive answers and coached manner of speaking is very much his fault.

Additionally, do you see a pattern between the economic policies pursued by the likes of Hungary, North Korea, Cuba, Romania, Venezuela and the abject poverty and corruption in their countries whilst they were enacting these systems?

Do you consider Maduro and his regime to be guilty of anything?

Not for me. Krueger is one of the most grating individuals I've ever listened to. The final straw was that interview last January where he succeeded in saying precisely nothing for about an hour.

Good in a way. They were never going to survive and it may give the family some closure whoever it is.

What are you talking about you strange person? Academy products get more support than any other players.

There's children dying of hunger, the average weight of a Venezuelan has fallen by twenty pounds, currency in world of warcraft is worth more than the Venezuelan currency, there have been numerous extrajudicial killings of hundreds, law and order has pretty much broken down, the ruling class have grotesque displays of wealth whilst their citizens die from preventable diseases but that's entirely irrelevant because America has its own failings. Just listen to yourself.

Yeah it's all the fault of the evil capitalist system. Maduro and his policies are totally blameless. Nothing to see here...

Why are you talking about the failings of Venezuelan far left policies when America has done something bad? This isn't the place for discussions like this.

I'll assume that's the third option then. The radical left are incapable of any sort of criticism of one of their own. You must clearly prefer the communist utopia of North Korea to those indulgent capitalist pigs in the south. Who cares if Kim has labour camps the size of California as long as he's signed up to bash the fash right?

The fact you think that's in any way comparable means you are either incredibly thick, a troll or simply want to trot anything out to avoid facing up to the horrifying consequences of far left governments.

That's your response? No denial that any of that stuff is actually happening then? Around 2.3 million Venezuelans have left the country over the past few years. That’s about 7 percent of the country’s population. According to the U.N.,*there has been a 900 percent increase*in Venezuelan nationals living abroad in South America. Colombia has received the largest number of Venezuelans. This year,*the Colombian government estimated*that there were 870,093 Venezuelans in the country, over 45,000 of whom have expired visas or entered without authorization. So yes millions is accurate although even if it were hundreds of thousands the point would be the same.

Interesting but not surprising that when you have millions fleeing a country, many dying and hundreds of thousands being unable to feed themselves or receive basic medical attention, jonnyboy is on the side of the regime that propogates it. Using the same logic presumably you'd also be on the side of Kim Jong Un if anyone attempted regime change there too?

What is it about the extreme left mindset that can never just admit that someone ideologically aligned with them is quote often wrong and pretty incompetent?

This aged well.

Looking at the responses, it seems there's quite enough hostility from Labour Party members to go around.

I'm happy with my predicitons so far...