Comments by "리주민" (@user-nf9xc7ww7m) on "HOW is it that the BOLIVARIAN Regime still EXISTS in Venezuela? - VisualPolitik EN" video.

  1. Presidential systems are easier to corrupt and take over by a single strong man. Data has shown that. Go to parliamentary before its too late.
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  2. I appreciate that you are trying to use the terminology closest to Spanish, but he is not the "president" of Spain in English, he is the prime minister. If we are to follow your terminology, then the prime minister of south Korea would have to be called Gungmuchongni (국무총리).
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  3. Spain is a parliamentary monarchy...
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  4. The US uses the same flawed presidential system that is prone to strong man rule as in Venezuela. Parliamentary system anyone?
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  5. Believe it or not that would make it worse. Then you would have 500 maduros vying for land in the former United Venezuela, like mafia.
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  6.  @williamjackson8394  Yes, you could decapitate the leadership, so to speak. However, there are plenty of examples of civil wars and internal power struggles between different factions vying for power. Libya, for example, must be basking in a unified country with a stable democracy (sarcasm intended).
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  7. 11:24 In the us, police are put on a show trial but no prosecution so de facto impunity...especially if against blacks.
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  8. 10:14 Isnt a balaclava a type of dessert? How do you wear that?
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