Is the death of Hugo Chavez something to celebrate or mourn?
10 Answers to "Is the death of Hugo Chavez something to celebrate or mourn?"
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Any death is to be mourned, I think. But Hugo Chavez's legacy has both good as well as bad sides. From the socialistic point of view, the people of Venezuela will consider this a huge loss.
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Thank you
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You are welcome.
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depends on what point of you. YOU are looking at from... a human point 0f view or Bush's point view.
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lol definitely not Bush
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He was a character. His policies helped some people in Venezuela. He was not a democratic leader. He did little to actually hurt the United States. His successor seems unlikely to change his policies. I neither mourn nor celebrate his passing. I merely note it.
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Hugo Chavez wasn't really that much of a bad guy. He just had different philosophies. I think the death of everyone is reason to mourn by someone.
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True. Every death is a loss to someone. I think what I'm trying to find out is whether he was a "bad" guy or a good guy.
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It´s the death of a dictator.
I say the world is much better off without one.Like (2)
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I don't know
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he was a punk and the world will take little notice of his death
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Who?? (that's right...who cares?)
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I think that we're going to find out rather quickly!
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Yeah, the death of Qaddafi in Libya, Mubarak in Egypt, the potential demise of the guy in Syria.........none of this has really worked out for us has it ?Like (1)
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Way too soon to tell. Besides its not about us, it's about the citizens of the affected countries. Was the omission of Saddam intentional?Like (1)
Best Answer (Chosen by Voting):
Posted by tone77 Mar 6th, 2013 at 11:05PM
He was someone I admired and respected.
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Reply by jackjjackson Mar 7th, 2013 at 8:11AM
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