Venezuela: How long does it take to buy 8 basic goods? BBC News

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    BBC Mundo's Daniel Pardo tests how long it takes to buy even the most basic goods in Caracas amid massive queues for food.
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  • @ProsperityEngine
    @ProsperityEngine 7 років тому +2422

    I live in Venezuela. My question is :How do this guys manage to film the clip without getting mugged or killed to take their vudeo camera and cell phones? It is a real miracle they didnt become murder victims. Also talking English in public? A good way to become another kidnapping or murder statistic. Congrats in surviving your shopping day. By the way I am a Venezuela living in Venezuela. so this video is 100 Percent truth

    • @t.lproduction2.02
      @t.lproduction2.02 6 років тому +11

      really bro ?

    • @bsgvlog5640
      @bsgvlog5640 6 років тому +158

      hey how are things now ? you still alive ?

    • @ericka.montanez6821
      @ericka.montanez6821 6 років тому +341

      The video is from 2015, Venezuala's got worse since then

    • @Leo1239150
      @Leo1239150 6 років тому +61

      BSG Vlog it's not that dire, I think. As a local you won't get murdered that easily. You won't be living a very comfortable life either, though

    • @plasticdadaii8225
      @plasticdadaii8225 6 років тому +25

      The BBC is Fake News. They report crisis's abroad in order to dull their pain at home. Why do you think they call it a Cover Story?

  • @jonathantan2469
    @jonathantan2469 8 років тому +527

    In capitalist country, you line up to enter a nightclub to shake your ass
    In socialist country, you line up to buy toilet paper to wipe your ass*.
    * if its not sold out already...

  • @quitedankly3342
    @quitedankly3342 7 років тому +829

    My dad is from venezuela and always tells me about how the country was great at some point and now my family is constantly starving and most people there are starving it's just sad

    • @1stfiller696
      @1stfiller696 6 років тому +7

      Andrea Roa sorry to hear tht

    • @emmabila3480
      @emmabila3480 6 років тому +38

      its bad because of well socialism

    • @kingreef2160
      @kingreef2160 6 років тому

      Andrea Roa shit hole

    • @pertpesc7058
      @pertpesc7058 6 років тому +9

      Andrea Roa . I was in Venezuela just a months ago. I dont see any beggers starving people or realy poor people like I see in almost all other countrys. Like in the usa . 50.000.000 people counted as poor.

    • @godzillaman2406
      @godzillaman2406 6 років тому +6

      You can blame the leader of Venezuela.

  • @SleepyNoddy
    @SleepyNoddy 5 років тому +151

    This got published in 2015.. imagine how shit it would be now.

    • @christianacenas5842
      @christianacenas5842 5 років тому

      poor venezuela

    • @koizu5324
      @koizu5324 5 років тому

      Omg ,someone please help these poor people 😞

    • @paulieheydrich9772
      @paulieheydrich9772 5 років тому +1

      Anjith H USA can't because half the country thinks we are going to take their oil like that's even possible

    • @koizu5324
      @koizu5324 5 років тому

      @@paulieheydrich9772 Yeah in modern world help means that ,Helping only those who can return it in other terms

  • @Fonzi79
    @Fonzi79 8 років тому +446

    When I complain about things in America , these types of vids make me shut my mouth and kiss my American ground .....

    • @christinenewhouse1264
      @christinenewhouse1264 5 років тому +34

      Fonzi79
      And they want Socialism in the United States..No way..

    • @fixmix9857
      @fixmix9857 5 років тому +22

      Me too i thought my country is a shithole. But seeing this makes me feel lucky. My aunt grocery store have more stocks than the entire caracass.

    • @matheuswag1715
      @matheuswag1715 5 років тому +12

      America is not perfect, but one of the best places to live WITH freedom

    • @981516ortega
      @981516ortega 5 років тому

      Viva la revolución

    • @iguana580
      @iguana580 5 років тому +3

      Yes you should you dont understand how bad my country is(Venezuela)

  • @PissMenn
    @PissMenn 8 років тому +1469

    i'm living in a 3rd world Asian country but cooking oil is everywhere,thanks god

  • @conjurerwoman9726
    @conjurerwoman9726 6 років тому +29

    My Grandparents always stored up extra food. When I questioned their logic, they replied: People, don't wait until tough times to store up food and necessities. They lived through hard times and the memories stayed with them for life. Also, growing some of your own food even if you live in an apartment would be a help. I hope after reading this comment you take my Grandparents words to heart and put it into action.

  • @yash1311
    @yash1311 5 років тому +252

    It's been 3 years since this video was posted on UA-cam and the condition in Venezuela is Soo bad that people are forced to live on rotten meat and they don't have any option but to search for food in the trashcan, while their leader is enjoying a big stake dinner at nusr-Et. It is estimated that inflation is at 84,000%. But still Maduro wins the election. Very sad to see the people's suffering there. Hope other countries intervene and at least provide some relief to the native population or else in no time it can be the next Syria.

    • @Shriiiiners
      @Shriiiiners 5 років тому +7

      Inflation is at 1000000% as of like 6 months ago

    • @ZedEditz31z
      @ZedEditz31z 5 років тому +1

      Yash Acharya damn Venezuela is dealing with bad problems. Could it be having a worse living situation than like Nepal or Bangladesh?

    • @nandkumarraut4707
      @nandkumarraut4707 5 років тому +2

      india should help venezuel by giving food items

    • @darylp9306
      @darylp9306 5 років тому +3

      I think the UN should intervene. Eating rotten meat is dangerous to one's health. I can't believe the people hasn't started a rebellion against maduro yet. That's disgusting sickening to let your people "rot" away and be treated like animals. Heck even my dog eats a good and not rotten meal!

    • @KandiKlover
      @KandiKlover 5 років тому

      They also eating dogs.

  • @bellumpullum9734
    @bellumpullum9734 8 років тому +188

    It's like Pokemon Go, only your life depends on it. Catch any wild gallons of milk lately?

    • @victorgori7863
      @victorgori7863 7 років тому +5

      no its not people die

    • @youlostabetwithsatanandnow8592
      @youlostabetwithsatanandnow8592 7 років тому +22

      Victor he said "only your life depends on it"
      You just validated his point.

    • @strong6574
      @strong6574 7 років тому

      People die from Pokemon Go too. That's why they warn you to mind your surroundings while playing.

    • @michaeldeee8638
      @michaeldeee8638 7 років тому +1

      Strong lol right

  • @Halographix
    @Halographix 9 років тому +1367

    Venezula can now be declared a third world country.

    • @IWashMyOwnBrain
      @IWashMyOwnBrain 9 років тому +297

      You mean it moved up from fourth.

    • @hankterreros223
      @hankterreros223 9 років тому +4

      John Howard what toilet paper? a few articles or ads from the local newspaper(moisten first). but not the ''sports or the comics'', because ''chuy'' hasn't red those sections yet....a he doesn't want to read them by tranposing them with a mirror off your behind. and save the rubbish to later start up the water boiler. or you can move to mexicali. '' mi casa is tu casa''....

    • @krnpowr
      @krnpowr 9 років тому +117

      Now? It always has been.

    • @hankterreros223
      @hankterreros223 9 років тому +79

      Christian Anders so those people standing in line were actors? like in that movie about north coreas lo-lo leader ''the interview''. ''damn you, bbc''.

    • @Rubysh88
      @Rubysh88 9 років тому +5

      ***** Even tho you're right, words and phrases gain new meanings over the time, thats how languages evolve.
      "Third world" has been "unofficially" used to describe poor countries for while now, enought that the current generation practically grew up with it meaning just that.

  • @austinshearmen9210
    @austinshearmen9210 6 років тому +55

    "The prices are regulated by the state, which is partly why they're so scarce"
    _partly_
    *_P A R T L Y_*

  • @aldoralaplume566
    @aldoralaplume566 8 років тому +973

    Colombians used to want to go to Venezuela, but now Venezuelans want to go to Colombia!

    • @Shijaru64
      @Shijaru64 7 років тому +5

      Pos sí, cómo se han invertido los roles xD. Venezuela, el 3er país en Latinoamérica con más inmigrantes luego de Brasil y Argentina, recibió tanta gente hace décadas, y ahora son los venezolanos quienes abandonan el país en vez de recibir gente. Un país con tantos recursos y tan miserablemente mal gobernado.

    • @ProsperityEngine
      @ProsperityEngine 7 років тому +63

      Millions of Venezuelans dream of moving to Colombia or Brazil . It is so close and at the same time so far. It takes money to move between countries and right now 99.99% of Venezuelans(me included) are dead broke

    • @kingdaleclarke
      @kingdaleclarke 7 років тому +1

      +efrhen gallego You can just walk to Colombia or Brazil.

    • @ProsperityEngine
      @ProsperityEngine 7 років тому +10

      kingdaleclarke Right but once there ,where are you going to live and what are you going to eat? Nobody wants to go from bad to WORSE

    • @kingdaleclarke
      @kingdaleclarke 7 років тому +1

      efrhen gallego Well I am not weak and small minded like you.I would find a way.You would bitch out.You cant handle adversity.

  • @Ingcivilcarlos
    @Ingcivilcarlos 8 років тому +255

    I find the actual situation of venezuela specially angering, just pisses me off that we had more than 10 years of oil over 100$ per barrel and we didnt get anything good out of it, we had more money than Dubai (you know, the ppl that made the world tallest skyscrapper and paid for its ppl health program completely, without breaking a sweat). In the future what happened here in Venezuela will be remembered as the biggest, most expensive corruption and theft case in humans history.

    • @jonathantan2469
      @jonathantan2469 8 років тому +3

      +Carlos Carreño But Venezuela has 3X the population of Dubai. Also, Venezuela didn't diversify its economy & relied on oil for income.

    • @Ingcivilcarlos
      @Ingcivilcarlos 8 років тому +10

      +Jonathan Tan yeah sure Venezuela is bigger, but even so all of the infrastructure is on the brink of breaking down, roads have batches all over, bridges have collapsed while others are on a total lack maintenence, buildings even and so on, they say they invested but the amount of money for these purposes made public doesnt reflect on the reality. Before this Gov. reached power venezuela had a more diversified economy, our second larges income was steel and aluminum from the basic industries, second was Hydroelectrical power and third tourism, this gov. managed to destroy the other incomes, and focused on exploiting the oil industry, so much that today its completely submerged in debt. It's so unbeliveable what happened here that its hard to grasp out of these few words.

    • @Kanal7Indonesia
      @Kanal7Indonesia 6 років тому +25

      Yeah but in Dubai they don't have Communism

    • @ez30yearsago48
      @ez30yearsago48 6 років тому +1

      Carlos Carreño that's what you get when you threatened and decides not to trade with USA

    • @ez30yearsago48
      @ez30yearsago48 6 років тому +5

      Maple Puerto of course, the main problem is socialism

  • @briggs9187
    @briggs9187 8 років тому +27

    You do not need Toilet paper... just wipe your self with a 50,000.00 Bolivares note

    • @ofeliafortino3284
      @ofeliafortino3284 6 років тому

      thats actually funny, we used to say that but there is no cash anymore AJAJAJA

  • @ninamartinez.14
    @ninamartinez.14 7 років тому +32

    My biggest question is how do he managed to be completely safe without getting the feeling that someone could probably stole all of his stuff? Man you are brave

    • @tenmiltenmil1770
      @tenmiltenmil1770 11 місяців тому

      Thursday August 17th 2023
      The Venezuelan people are not all evil , greedy and corrupt like in the USA ! Besides prisoners serve their time unlike the USA where they release prisoners early for good behavior ! Most people caught for a crime in Venezuela , don’t do it again ! In America you have revolving door criminals because the DOJ system SUCKS and let criminals get away basically with a slap on the wrist ! PEACE ☮️☮️☮️

  • @MrTruth0teller
    @MrTruth0teller 8 років тому +428

    In my country, all goods in as much quantity as you want gets delivered to home at just one phone call by local supermarkets, They offer free home delivery, and heavy discounts. This is the magic of capitalism.

    • @Leonard-lf5yl
      @Leonard-lf5yl 7 років тому +67

      Good(s) for everyone :-)

    • @anybrzla3149
      @anybrzla3149 7 років тому +20

      Y a queen mierda le importa?? Te están mostrando la realidad de Venezuela y vos salis con esta pelutudes, si yo también puedo comprar lo que quiero pero me compadezco por el pueblo venezolano que tienen que soportar al idiota de Maduro

    • @awesomemantm2000
      @awesomemantm2000 7 років тому +2

      What country?

    • @Shijaru64
      @Shijaru64 7 років тому +2

      ¿Argentina no está yendo también por ese camino? Creo recordar que el término 'Argenzuela' es algo popular pues el gobierno argentino quería seguir las políticas de Chávez.

    • @TheTomster333
      @TheTomster333 7 років тому +3

      Socialism 4 life

  • @TheAmateurHobbyist29
    @TheAmateurHobbyist29 5 років тому +11

    I was born in Venezuela, when I was younger and living there, mainly around 2015, my mother and I were heading to the grocery store to grab some food, and while we walked there we saw a military truck carrying sugar, grain and other stuff in giant white bags. When the drove passed they got stopped by a bunch of people and the people on the streets crowded around the truck, two police men came out and tried to stop the people but they got pushed aside, I remember watching as people climbed up the truck and tossed bags of the sugar, rice, etc.. onto the ground and people grabbing them and running down the street. By then my mother and I were in the store. I remember seeing the isles empty, the lights were flickering, a lot of the windows were shattered or broke, we only could get so much, and by the time we got out. More police showed up to stop the people from getting the food.
    And now in 2019, it has only gotten worse. In my opinion this is what a unskilled president and a incorrect way to run a political idea can do to a country. Maduro is a damn dictator

  • @91vadel
    @91vadel 9 років тому +502

    Not to mention that condoms cost over $700 each

    • @karimkarimous357
      @karimkarimous357 9 років тому +14

      ?? R you like stupid, or where you dropped as a baby on the head

    • @karimkarimous357
      @karimkarimous357 9 років тому +10

      How can condoms cost 700$?

    • @91vadel
      @91vadel 9 років тому +109

      Karim Karimous www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-02-04/the-755-condom-is-the-latest-indignity-in-venezuela

    • @91vadel
      @91vadel 9 років тому +50

      Read this article then you will know

    • @karimkarimous357
      @karimkarimous357 9 років тому +76

      Uhh wrong, I live in Venezuela first of all, you look at the price tag in the condoms which it's 2000bsf the pack of three condoms, you divide the 2000bsf by the price of one dollar in Venezuela which is 283 or aprox. = 7 us$... This country has a system runed by the government where they control the $ failure, so you have to buy them on the black market, who ever wrote that article is seriously wrong...

  • @DianaStarPrincexx18
    @DianaStarPrincexx18 8 років тому +367

    Capitalism isn't AS bad as it seems if you compare it to socialism... Hope Venezuela makes it out alive and strong out of this crap situation, beautiful country and people deserve better.

    • @issacmiria1632
      @issacmiria1632 8 років тому +16

      Capitalism is like a wild horse . It's go to wide sometimes , u need something to hold it back. It's driven by pure profit .

    • @mormakill
      @mormakill 8 років тому +11

      ahahhahah , no financial crisis comes from that government put his fingers to building market

    • @innosam123
      @innosam123 7 років тому +7

      The Great Sasuke ...as if Government guarenteeing loans didn't do most of the work of causing the crisis

    • @youlostabetwithsatanandnow8592
      @youlostabetwithsatanandnow8592 7 років тому +4

      I was so young.

    • @hubertbieniek5888
      @hubertbieniek5888 7 років тому

      No GMO Joe so you think that killing a person is a good thing? All arrogant (not all supporters, just those blind) Trump supporters should be given one state territory and found Great USA country there.

  • @jonassungaila8080
    @jonassungaila8080 7 років тому +69

    In the amount of time they stood in line, most likely in vein, they could have ploughed a field and planted seeds.

    • @jonassungaila8080
      @jonassungaila8080 7 років тому

      Have to start somewhere. Stomp out one cockroach and there is still another thousand.

    • @Rockhard1492
      @Rockhard1492 5 років тому +30

      except they can't because that would require owning a farm and the government now owns virtually everything.
      Thanks, socialism.

    • @prewartomatoes
      @prewartomatoes 5 років тому +11

      1.) The government own a everything, and private ownership is basically illegal at this point, and 2.) They live in a city

    • @komalprakash6789
      @komalprakash6789 5 років тому +2

      And some guy digs up and eat the seeds.

    • @havenbanks5778
      @havenbanks5778 5 років тому +3

      that is what socialists and communists don't understand

  • @moxigeren50gabe23
    @moxigeren50gabe23 8 років тому +68

    There's not such a thing as 12:30 in the morning when is past afternoon

    • @Romans8-9
      @Romans8-9 8 років тому +31

      yeah but 12:30 is the morning to latinos ;)

    • @dennylui
      @dennylui 6 років тому

      In their country they just have morning and night but no afternoon.

    • @Anon-xd3cf
      @Anon-xd3cf 6 років тому +1

      Gabo P
      You mean *passed noon* surely?
      Not "past afternoon"

    • @Anon-xd3cf
      @Anon-xd3cf 6 років тому

      Classic
      Your times are all off and so your statement makes no sense.
      06:00-24:00 should read *06:00**-**00:00*
      It's called a 24 hours clock...but there is no 24:00.
      There is 23:59 then it's 00:00 then 00:01 when using 24 hours format.
      Also I think you meant 18:00-24:00... Because you're talking about "good afternoon" Vs "good evening"
      And
      Lastly, noon was considered to be the time of day when the sun was at its highest in the sky. Therefore after-noon literally meant after the sun was at its highest. There are more words than you seem to realise that are used to describe the various levels of light as the sun "goes down" but generally speaking *afternoon* becomes evening around sunset and evening becomes night during proscribed sleep hours.
      But honestly, (and not in a mean way) I think you should look into this topic more and educate yourself a little better.
      It is a fascinating subject that you are obviously quite curious about...
      I would suggest you look into writing different time formats...
      They often change from country to country... That's pretty cool too.

    • @carlya.279
      @carlya.279 6 років тому

      @danny lui we also have “medio dia, media noche, tarde, etc”. It’s not just morning or night.

  • @alexday2697
    @alexday2697 8 років тому +545

    #FeeltheBern
    Venezuela is feeling the Bern

    • @bqfilms
      @bqfilms 8 років тому +10

      not really

    • @theevermind
      @theevermind 8 років тому +22

      It's okay, their free healthcare & antibiotics will clear it right up.

    • @maryannhurtado9467
      @maryannhurtado9467 8 років тому +26

      I'm all for Bernie, but Venezuela does not have antibiotics, and their healthcare is shit. Try again.

    • @maryannhurtado9467
      @maryannhurtado9467 8 років тому +17

      You're right, but this crisis is mostly due to their leaders, who aren't good for anything.

    • @michellemartinez1994
      @michellemartinez1994 8 років тому +2

      is the burn due to lack of nutrition and general unhappiness?

  • @virginiaelenacanoarcay3552
    @virginiaelenacanoarcay3552 7 років тому +55

    I live in Venezuela and this is 100% accurate

    • @shrimuyopa8117
      @shrimuyopa8117 6 років тому +3

      Virginia Elena Cano Arcay Don't let Maduro find out you said this online.

  • @bigspoon7984
    @bigspoon7984 6 років тому +13

    This is old style Soviet Union - standing in line for everything! I remember the corruption was rampant.

  • @DavidM_GA
    @DavidM_GA 9 років тому +144

    This is what happens when the government gets to "regulate" private business. Shortages, substandard quality and waiting lines.
    But hey, at least you guys showed those evil business owners! /rolleyes

    • @kaizersolze
      @kaizersolze 9 років тому +9

      David Medlock If it wasn't for regulations, you'd probably be dead by now.

    • @DavidM_GA
      @DavidM_GA 9 років тому +10

      Wow. They have you hook line and sinker. If you think companies want to kill people you are dumber than you sound.

    • @kaizersolze
      @kaizersolze 9 років тому +5

      David Medlock Regulations cover employees too. *Duh.*

    • @smh9902
      @smh9902 6 років тому +1

      "regulations cover employee's"
      By reducing the demand for labor and causing wages to depress?

    • @smh9902
      @smh9902 6 років тому +1

      Sure you can reduce the demand for labor. Many regulations cut so deep into a businesses profit margins that they are either operating at a loss or simply can not afford the labor entirely without raising prices, but if they raise their prices any higher they exceed cost-parity for their product or service which means its no longer worth purchasing said product/service and thus demand for said product/service falls through the floor creating a visceous cycle the leads to the businesses death.
      I've seen this shit happen in America to startups that nbarely even got off the ground because of it to large multi million dollar operations. You don't think the EPA shutting down all the open pit mines in the US reduced the demand for labor AND saturated the labor market at the same time?

  • @maxsmodels
    @maxsmodels 9 років тому +9

    When Chavez said he was going to make VZ the next Cuba he wasn't kidding. I didn't see many of those proud red berets and shirts out anywmore.

    • @itsElian
      @itsElian 8 років тому +1

      +maxsmodels As a Cuban all I have to say is that if Cuba isn't already one of the worst example of political system and most people in Venezuela were for it, they deserve what they are getting. Some people don't learn until it hits them close.

    • @maxsmodels
      @maxsmodels 8 років тому

      +Eliroque™ sad but true mi amigo

  • @solomonfrane3311
    @solomonfrane3311 5 років тому +6

    I really can't complain buying anything here in the Philippines. 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
    Malls are literally everywhere.
    People shops like crazy. 😅
    This type of video made me shut my mouth for not having a cooking oil for a minute which I can buy a few steps away from our house.
    Godbless Venezuela and thank you God I'm in the Philippines.

  • @amanhasnoname1510
    @amanhasnoname1510 5 років тому +5

    Based on things he said in this piece, walking around with groceries out in the open is the equivalent of walking around with a “please rob me at gun point” sign.

  • @dodgedriver9720
    @dodgedriver9720 6 років тому +19

    just bought cooking oil , after i had to decide between 12 different types and 12 different brands ,,,, aaahhhh capitalism

  • @zombinagirl
    @zombinagirl 8 років тому +76

    :( This video its old. We are even worst right now.

    • @captianzanzey
      @captianzanzey 8 років тому +1

      I know it's difficult to do, but if you can, get out now. Go to a non socialist place and be happy with life!

    • @thalesm4056
      @thalesm4056 8 років тому +1

      It won't get better, sorry for saying this.

    • @michelevalletta9451
      @michelevalletta9451 6 років тому +6

      This comment is old, its even worst now

    • @Chaika1974
      @Chaika1974 6 років тому +1

      Michele Valletta That comment is old, even worse now

    • @santgir920
      @santgir920 6 років тому +1

      zombinagirl Hey, at least social media ain’t banned

  • @nimarus3118
    @nimarus3118 5 років тому +5

    Wow. I usually just walk over to a grocery store near work when my shift ends. I can get all of the stuff he was looking for and be out in 20 minutes or less. I feel bad for them.

  • @espedidosgs
    @espedidosgs 6 років тому

    praying that things will change for the better for Venezuela. love from the Philippines

  • @braytonsky7275
    @braytonsky7275 8 років тому +904

    Socialism at its best

    • @anarchyandempires5452
      @anarchyandempires5452 8 років тому +9

      +Julian Silva not to mention that ever since the relationship between quba and the usa sweetened up last year a major influx of money and products has hit the shelves and now we can once again enjoy Magnificent Cuban spirits and cigars and they can enjoy Cornflakes milk and endless meat.

    • @ProsperityEngine
      @ProsperityEngine 7 років тому +3

      are we talking about the same country? That does not sound like my country Venezuela. Endless meat? If you are the president or Army top brass maybe

    • @200131356
      @200131356 7 років тому +13

      You mean Socialism at its absolute worse. This is obviously not real socialism

    • @Chidoski91
      @Chidoski91 7 років тому +16

      Real super sand legend serious question, what's real socialism? got any examples? and please don't say Scandinavian countries, because that's not socialism, that's capitalism with high taxes.

    • @fifthelement8627
      @fifthelement8627 7 років тому +8

      send bernie sanders bitch to venezuela

  • @plomezz
    @plomezz 9 років тому +3

    I live in Mexico City and I'm used to make lines everywhere, everytime; for the ATM, to get into a restaurant, to buy a ticket for the metro, to pay the bills... But 8 hours to get the basic goods is completely hyperbolic! That's when you can tell something's not right with the socio-economic system of a country.

  • @mememaster9393
    @mememaster9393 5 років тому +6

    That guy at 2:51 was seriously considering stealing his stuff

  • @strawberriprincess1914
    @strawberriprincess1914 5 років тому +3

    This show us that we should be grateful for everything we have, this hurts me because there’s a lot of people suffering and I feel helplessly to this situation. A lot of people take things for granted and feel entitled and yet that don’t open their eyes to the truth.

  • @axh2
    @axh2 9 років тому +23

    We had the same situation in Poland in '70 and '80... now we have satirical/nostalgic board game called Queue. In that game, to win You must be first one to buy all products from shopping list, despite all absurd organizational problems from that era. The moral of My story is: People from Venezuela don't give up. It will pass some day, and after few years it can even be considered funny ;)

    • @davidsegun
      @davidsegun 9 років тому +28

      maybe they should consider capitalism?

    • @aetas4500
      @aetas4500 9 років тому +5

      axh2 The sad thing is that Venezuela isn't Poland and they may never figure that out. They'll continue to have problems for generations because the population is dysfunctional.

    • @itsElian
      @itsElian 8 років тому

      +巨美尻女王 (Queen BumBum) They followed my country's model, Cuba. And of course as a result they have turned into another communist/socialist hellhole... It's gotten so bad over there that even the Cuba looks better than them now.

  • @Feelthefx
    @Feelthefx 9 років тому +365

    looks like a socialist paradise!

    • @mxmsuleiman6594
      @mxmsuleiman6594 6 років тому +1

      Feelthefx coroption paradise **

    • @hexiotutorials7202
      @hexiotutorials7202 6 років тому +1

      This is communism moron, not socialism...

    • @gesman5000
      @gesman5000 6 років тому +2

      Werner Veenstra Communism is a stateless society

    • @hexiotutorials7202
      @hexiotutorials7202 6 років тому

      gesman5000 nice try but that would be anarchism. Don’t claim things you don’t know about.

    • @T_P56
      @T_P56 6 років тому +1

      gesman5000 How could you make statement about communism? If communism is all about stateless.

  • @CalipsoCareline
    @CalipsoCareline 5 років тому +1

    It's crazy that this video was made almost 4 years ago and the situation keeps the same... And even worse now

  • @TjSamson
    @TjSamson 5 років тому +2

    Crazy to think that my country (The Philippines) which is just a newly industrialized country is not even on the level of Venezuela terms of economy (well, before. I don't know about the data right now) experiencing this kind of situations while here every supermarkets are all loaded with stocks of goods and shoppers everywhere. You can truly say that the world we live is truly unfair.

  • @theaewguy133
    @theaewguy133 9 років тому +8

    Fingerprint technology oh that's just fucking great!

  • @JuniorSilva-ue8fm
    @JuniorSilva-ue8fm 9 років тому +145

    If President Dilma in Brazil continue to manage the country in the current rules of the "PT", then we will live here a similar reality. I do not want that future for my country, we are afraid.

    • @fabzz2027
      @fabzz2027 9 років тому +4

      Junior Silva Don't forget the FORO de SP.

    • @aisthpaoitht
      @aisthpaoitht 8 років тому +1

      +Junior Silva Your countries have no hope, too many communists. Immigrate to the US if you want a good life for your family.

    • @ericanulph1980
      @ericanulph1980 8 років тому

      I really enjoyed Germany beating Brazil in their home turf in FIFA in 2014 LOL. Brazil economy will go down harder than that beating

    • @JuniorSilva-ue8fm
      @JuniorSilva-ue8fm 8 років тому

      I liked it too, Brazil needed this 7x1

    • @idontreallyknow.764
      @idontreallyknow.764 7 років тому

      Junior Silva lmao

  • @kastrosadam892
    @kastrosadam892 5 років тому +6

    2:08 twelve thirty in the morning

  • @youlostabetwithsatanandnow8592
    @youlostabetwithsatanandnow8592 7 років тому +19

    In communism, you wait for bread.
    In capitalism, bread waits for you.
    -Stefan Molyneux 2016
    #FeedStef

  • @OneDirection2V
    @OneDirection2V 8 років тому +256

    I'm confused, are u american or british?

    • @yuqischewetz2214
      @yuqischewetz2214 8 років тому +181

      I think Venezuelan

    • @OneDirection2V
      @OneDirection2V 8 років тому +45

      I do too, he combined the 2 accents that's why I got confused

    • @stclarus8942
      @stclarus8942 6 років тому +26

      He doesn't sound American or British. He sounds Irish.

    • @deancuban894
      @deancuban894 6 років тому +16

      RedRyder 120 you can work for them without being British...

    • @humbertocellig
      @humbertocellig 6 років тому +1

      Avery Lopez-Baines no he is colombian, the son of a rich guy whom works in media there.

  • @deodathramheerai
    @deodathramheerai 9 років тому +578

    Ahhh tho joys of Socialism....LOL

    • @razedhunter8849
      @razedhunter8849 9 років тому +30

      actually when done right and have a free market economy ,socialism can be a great thing. hell just look at the Scandinavian countrys for example . I live in Canada and it's technically a socialist country , and man, is it great . having free healthcare and a great middle class. Venezuela is more communist then socialist.

    • @0Kbulos
      @0Kbulos 9 років тому +56

      +Donovan Skinner No, Scandinavian countries and Canada are don't socialists. In a socialist economy there are no private property. These countries have a great economic freedom, so all these are capitalists: www.heritage.org/index/ranking
      Remember: There is no free lunch, there is nothing for free, the government don't have money, we are stolen through by taxes.
      Sorry for my english, i'm brazilian. #moremises #lessmarx

    • @thiagoecker
      @thiagoecker 9 років тому +20

      +Donovan Skinner
      WTF? a contry will not be socialist adopting some public services, you know nothing about socialism, or capitalism, go back to school and learn some more about Marx and Smith.
      Sorry for my english, i live in brazil and i know what socialism is, the south america will be destroyed by the socialism, populism and demagogy.

    • @razedhunter8849
      @razedhunter8849 9 років тому +2

      Actually m8 the definition of socialism is that a country provides all the needs of its people ( education, healthcare ect.) and the Scandinavian countries and adopted this form of socialism , like for example free health care, free education, and less income inequality. Trust me the socialism in Venezuela and other countries like that are hardly socialist, they are more "communist" and I put communist in quotations because real life communism (e.i. Soviet communism ) has nothing incommon with Marx original views

    • @0Kbulos
      @0Kbulos 9 років тому +5

      +Donovan Skinner Provide education, healthcare and security must be work of all governments, it's not socialism. Besides, communism is the second step of socialism. In a communist country there is not state, in Venezuela the state is very strong, we can't tell that this country is communist.

  • @kristamontesa220
    @kristamontesa220 5 років тому +2

    I thought this was a vlog 😂

  • @devanbarnett853
    @devanbarnett853 6 років тому

    My step Dad is from Caracas. I want to go with him to hike on the mountains he used to hike on.

  • @jimbentley9084
    @jimbentley9084 9 років тому +322

    Yea, Socialism! Workers paradise.

    • @nikitasovetov6766
      @nikitasovetov6766 6 років тому +6

      A near absolute majority of Venezuela's economy is held by the private sector, nice try.

    • @hexiotutorials7202
      @hexiotutorials7202 6 років тому +4

      jim bentley this is communism, not socialism...

    • @hexiotutorials7202
      @hexiotutorials7202 6 років тому +1

      Michael Hunt it is not the same thing.... in communism, the state controles everything, especially the means of production. In socialism the people own the means of production, and the state doesn’t decide who gets which job, the countries just have ahigher tax rate, to provide money for the unemployed and handicapped. In capitalim, if you are poor, you are fucked.

    • @TheJMascis666
      @TheJMascis666 6 років тому

      Werner Veenstra Socialism and the ideals to help the most vulnerable in society is a lovely concept, but boy is it costly.

    • @rogerdiogo6893
      @rogerdiogo6893 6 років тому

      If you work for the government, is a workers Paradise...

  • @MrPipeter
    @MrPipeter 9 років тому +55

    How's that "bolivarian revolution" working out?

  • @nyflo718
    @nyflo718 6 років тому

    That alarm would push me off ever morning

  • @lnesland
    @lnesland 5 років тому

    How do you get money (go to work), if you spend your time shopping?

  • @santiagoconde1804
    @santiagoconde1804 8 років тому +206

    I see everybody blaming socialism but nobady blaming Chanvez or Maduro but thats none of my business

    • @santiagoconde1804
      @santiagoconde1804 8 років тому +2

      Chavez*

    • @camilledamianoffzoco5260
      @camilledamianoffzoco5260 8 років тому +86

      socialism is their fault, thats just an obvious conclussion

    • @youlostabetwithsatanandnow8592
      @youlostabetwithsatanandnow8592 7 років тому +48

      So socialism could be good if the right person runs it? That's an extremely short life of a nation if it depends on everybody putting all their faith into one person to do the right thing.
      After that one good person dies how could you ever be sure someone with the peoples best interests at heart steps into power?
      It's not a system at all, the kind of society works in tribes and families and such but it isn't modern.

    • @santiagoconde1804
      @santiagoconde1804 7 років тому +12

      I'm not saying socialism is good, I'm just blaming the people that ran the country as well

    • @shrimuyopa8117
      @shrimuyopa8117 6 років тому +22

      Yah, it's just funny that no leader has successfully implemented it. I guess you want to keep starving people to death until you can find this mythical leader?
      Watch the video again. You'll see the only successful part of his day was catching a ride on that motorcycle. That was capitalism at work.
      You're welcome.

  • @tMatt5M
    @tMatt5M 9 років тому +3

    Well, at least everybody is equal ;)

  • @kwidzius
    @kwidzius 7 років тому

    I remember exactly the same scenes from Poland when i was a child.

  • @marykay8587
    @marykay8587 6 років тому +2

    This is the grand living compared to what Venezuela is like now in 2018

  • @67claudius
    @67claudius 8 років тому +482

    The socialist paradise.

    • @TIKIMAN198
      @TIKIMAN198 8 років тому +14

      It was a joke dipshit.

    • @canny8228
      @canny8228 8 років тому +34

      So many American fools want this. Feel the bern....

    • @bokmanrocks
      @bokmanrocks 7 років тому +16

      Bernie wants to move us towards *Democratic Socialism, which means moving the US in the direction of Sweden, Denmark, Norway, and Canada, all very successful prosperous countries. You're either a troll or just very ignorant.

    • @guncontrolisusingbothhands2331
      @guncontrolisusingbothhands2331 7 років тому +8

      Former Prime Minister of Sweden says their economy is on the verge of collapse due to socialism. Socialism has been proven to collapse economies. It's all fun and games until you run out of everyone else's money. Get rid of the rich that create jobs with high taxes and you won't have any jobs.

    • @sommermant
      @sommermant 7 років тому +2

      Look at the Debt to GDP ratio of Sweden, and then look at the US, please tell me who is "running out of money"

  • @aretrippin5915
    @aretrippin5915 9 років тому +17

    Amazon prime?

    • @upsizedown9254
      @upsizedown9254 9 років тому +1

      I was just thinking that

    • @Eric345
      @Eric345 6 років тому

      AreTrippin They can’t afford it.

  • @user-lk6cy9bx5l
    @user-lk6cy9bx5l 3 роки тому +2

    I hope things gets better for them the people don’t deserve to suffer because of their corrupt government 💔

  • @shanefeather-lopez5935
    @shanefeather-lopez5935 6 років тому

    I hear now that most of the aircraft fleet of Venezuelan's national carrier are actually grounded as they can't afford the maintenance.
    They have to sell tickets for a regulated price in Bolivars (fares that are cheaper than the taxi fare to the airport) but aircraft parts are sold in US dollars.
    With the value of the Bolivar decreasing at a constant rate, airlines that operate in Venezuela do so at a loss - so there aren't many flights operating.

  • @ericcampbell2360
    @ericcampbell2360 8 років тому +6

    bernie sanders

  • @wonderfulmockingbird4660
    @wonderfulmockingbird4660 9 років тому +3

    i can fully understand the pain of ordinary people, and i hate the corruption in the govt. but pls be clear that Cuba people had also ever suffered in the US sanctions and survive with pride until Obama bow his head.
    Btw, compared to half a million US-A-PIGS homeless, jobless, hopeless wandering in street, I still vote for Venezula.

  • @lourencovieira313
    @lourencovieira313 5 років тому

    In Venezuela theres a reason to wake up earlier lol *INTENSE SHOPPING RACING*

  • @Coastiestevie
    @Coastiestevie 6 років тому +4

    And to believe that people want socialism like Bernie Sanders 😒

  • @nothinghere6227
    @nothinghere6227 5 років тому +10

    This is Bernie Sanders’ vision for America.

    • @evesdrop1982
      @evesdrop1982 5 років тому +1

      Nothing here He was honestly openly praising Maduro and his vision for Venezuela not long ago. He’s a horrible old crackpot of a man.

    • @muromska
      @muromska 5 років тому

      There’s a difference between Social Democracies and Socialism. He wants to be more like Scandinavians which are successful countries

  • @candaceroberts3238
    @candaceroberts3238 6 років тому

    Shopping groups would help. If you get together with family, neighbors or friends and compile a shopping list and the divide up the list. Then each person would just need to buy 1 or 2 items. That would mean fewer lines for each one.

  • @srb_keepthechange
    @srb_keepthechange 6 років тому

    Curious how they didn't show the inside of supermarkets to get some of those good scarcity shots with rows and rows of empty shelves.

  • @cathybrown7559
    @cathybrown7559 6 років тому +4

    When I lived in Atlanta I had a friend who spent hundred’s of thousands of dollars getting his mother out of Iran. One day he took her to Walmart and she fell to her knees and sobbed. Watch your back America this is what Bernie wants.

  • @ButterySkater
    @ButterySkater 6 років тому +7

    Bernie sanders literally says this is good. He'd rather have this system than what we have in america

    • @brobdignagian6529
      @brobdignagian6529 5 років тому +1

      Buttery Skater Of course he would love this system. While he gets to enjoy big steak dinners every night, Americans starve. Who wouldn’t want that for themselves?

    • @sandernista6499
      @sandernista6499 5 років тому +3

      Pretty sure he has said he wants the states to be more like the Scandinavian countries and not Venezuela. But I guess talking smack on the internet compensates for micro penis...

    • @JohnDoe11VII
      @JohnDoe11VII 5 років тому

      @@sandernista6499 Bernie Sanders literally said that it is a good thing for the people to wait in line for food, because equality. Why are communists so obsessed with sex?

    • @sandernista6499
      @sandernista6499 5 років тому +3

      @@JohnDoe11VII show me the clip then of him saying exactly that... I'll wait. And I'm not a communist, and have never been one. And I didnt say anything sexual unless your mind is in the gutter.

    • @FernandoMartinez-pv1id
      @FernandoMartinez-pv1id 5 років тому

      @@louis-baptistegallo2161 he meant it's good that the gobernment takes care of the people by having them line uo for food, and it can be, for the people in poverty, but this amount of people is ridiculous.

  • @gloriettaeroy4031
    @gloriettaeroy4031 5 років тому +1

    Why their products are limited if they do grocery?

  • @joemancini961
    @joemancini961 5 років тому

    I served a mission in Venezuela, 1978 to 1980. Back then it truly was a "Pais Para Querer" I had an emergency appendectomy in July 1979 at the Poli Cinca Las Mercedes. I lived in Punto Fijo, Valencia, Maracy and Caracas. I watch the news and worry. Everyone I realize we are not all believers in the same religion, but please, pray for those in Venezuela.

  • @professorgomezbolt1083
    @professorgomezbolt1083 6 років тому +5

    That cheerful Latin music was completely inappropriate. The BBC just couldn’t bring themselves to highlight the absolute misery of Venezuela 100%. But it’s better than nothing.

  • @keithsnider4402
    @keithsnider4402 5 років тому +5

    This is not Democratic Socialism like in Norway, Finland , Sweden etc. There is a difference people.

    • @glocksantana853
      @glocksantana853 5 років тому +5

      Blah Blah Blah,I see this everywhere where socialism Goes Bad. You seem to forget that in those places Majority of the People Are White.

    • @KandiKlover
      @KandiKlover 5 років тому +1

      Here's good video completely debunking this pansy assed excuse for anyone else who isn't a retarded Keith: ua-cam.com/video/1i9FQ834yFc/v-deo.html

    • @MrCordycep
      @MrCordycep 5 років тому

      That's because those countries do not practice democratic socialism...

    • @FernandoMartinez-pv1id
      @FernandoMartinez-pv1id 5 років тому

      They built their countries up through Free Market Capitalism and provided Social Programs. Their Populations are also much smaller than ours. They also have a lower buisness tax rate than the US so why don't we ever talk about matching them on that?

  • @jensmith4411
    @jensmith4411 5 років тому

    Omg, I caught at the end he was in Caracas. My god, you are lucky.

  • @skerovtazaak8369
    @skerovtazaak8369 5 років тому

    It's like Poland 30 years ago. There were people paid to que for other people who don't want to que at night

  • @OG213LA
    @OG213LA 5 років тому +3

    Alexandria Ocasio Cortez should try this as well

  • @captigaular
    @captigaular 8 років тому +30

    life is suck here. North Korea far more better.

    • @WizzleTeats69
      @WizzleTeats69 8 років тому +6

      PRAISE THE DEAR LEADER HAHAHAHA

    • @n00Btube23
      @n00Btube23 8 років тому +1

      +Kif Kroker or kidding...

    • @POINTZERO97
      @POINTZERO97 8 років тому +3

      +Xentanon you're a dumbass

    • @santgir920
      @santgir920 6 років тому

      Runaway Lucifer I’m in North Korea, and trust me, WE ARE FREE

    • @mrs.chandler9384
      @mrs.chandler9384 6 років тому

      +Top10 TV You are not in North Korea. If you were you couldn't use UA-cam.

  • @spiritanimal7516
    @spiritanimal7516 6 років тому

    It's like waiting at the MVD everytime you want to buy food, that would suck.

  • @NickVonski
    @NickVonski 6 років тому

    So are queues just for items that are in shortage, or all goods?

  • @airplaneplustrainguy8143
    @airplaneplustrainguy8143 6 років тому +13

    Venezuela!!!!!!!!!
    If you want to revolt, we are here Filipino to give tips for a peaceful revolution! !!!!!!!!!

    • @otakuismybae2700
      @otakuismybae2700 5 років тому +2

      Airplane Plus Train Guy a peaceful revolution would not work if the leader is heartless....

    • @TheAmateurHobbyist29
      @TheAmateurHobbyist29 5 років тому

      Airplane Plus Train Guy we have tried! And the police shoot us back and kill us!

  • @deeduran4421
    @deeduran4421 9 років тому +4

    That's how socialism always ends up.
    Sounds just like many accounts of what life was like in the Soviet Union.
    Egalitarianism is so great -- everyone is equally miserable and frustrated.

  • @everestneverlynn84
    @everestneverlynn84 5 років тому +1

    My dad lived in Venezuela for a couple years... yeah. It really is bad. I wish that people wouldn't have to suffer like this. It's ridiculous.

  • @snowcountry322
    @snowcountry322 5 років тому

    I will be in Caracas next week. Not leaving my five star hotel. Crazy.

  • @user-zf2cm8er2y
    @user-zf2cm8er2y 9 років тому +5

    haha,im glad im in China.everywhere is chock full of goods.

    • @spinaxchin
      @spinaxchin 9 років тому

      Because of your strict childbearing limits, there's a huge imbalance of men to women. As a result, your workforce isn't being replenished fast enough. Pretty soon your work force will grow old and die off, and then you guys are f*cked.

    • @santgir920
      @santgir920 6 років тому

      宣元林 isn’t UA-cam banned in China??

    • @nationalistfromcanada3497
      @nationalistfromcanada3497 5 років тому

      vpn

  • @THEMGIRL25
    @THEMGIRL25 8 років тому +3

    I just care about the children there.

    • @FPSLabs
      @FPSLabs 8 років тому

      twitter.com/MayVenezolana/status/772807866256326656 they are dying. the world doesn't want to know. they dont care. nobody cares. welcome to the dark side of reality

    • @ninamartinez.14
      @ninamartinez.14 7 років тому

      As a Venezuelan I can tell you, we have no future in here

    • @Leonard-lf5yl
      @Leonard-lf5yl 7 років тому +1

      go to colombia perhaps?

    • @luramedina553
      @luramedina553 7 років тому

      well children die everyday cuz their isn't medicines either

  • @itsmegirlygirl5716
    @itsmegirlygirl5716 8 років тому +1

    I feel bad for them. Literally yesterday I walked into my local supermarket and got myself some M&M's and a Snapple paid and walked out in less than 5 minutes.

  • @borg386
    @borg386 4 роки тому +1

    3/2020. How is it now?

  • @calvinfpsgamer7545
    @calvinfpsgamer7545 6 років тому +3

    You know what, I think all global problems are due to USA.
    #sarcasm

  • @brendanclark1
    @brendanclark1 8 років тому +158

    Go Bernie Go!!

    • @11B30Inf
      @11B30Inf 8 років тому +4

      +Brendan Clark
      Really? You want the same shitty Socialism that so far don't work? You even bother to watch this video? Nah! You must be living off of my tax paying dime.

    • @brendanclark1
      @brendanclark1 8 років тому +44

      My Fault I did not spread the sarcasm thick enough

    • @11B30Inf
      @11B30Inf 8 років тому +4

      Brendan Clark
      Hard to tell sarcasm when we can't see you behind that keyboard and mouse.

    • @adoptmeTrollingnoob
      @adoptmeTrollingnoob 6 років тому

      not his problem... i could tell... and im a dumb asian

    • @liapastohrias697
      @liapastohrias697 6 років тому +1

      Brendan Clark The sarcasm was obvious.

  • @jesusherrera1286
    @jesusherrera1286 6 років тому

    The up beat, joyous music is incongruous with the sad reality depicted in the video

  • @Antbeast23
    @Antbeast23 7 років тому

    lol its like black Friday shopping except the fact they're is nothing to buy

  • @StefanGruber
    @StefanGruber 9 років тому +20

    Is there no black market? Or even better, an anonymous online black market Silk Road style? Socialism is so unworthy of human life. I'm literally disgusted.

    • @marSeebs
      @marSeebs 9 років тому +4

      ***** There is a black market, but even then its supplies are drastically limited becuase Venezuela imports MANY products. And as the price of oil drops, the government has to reduce imports even further. There is literally not enough products IN the country to offer to everyone. Very very sad. I have several Venezuela college friends and they tell me about their home with sadness.

    • @BelAozu
      @BelAozu 8 років тому +1

      +Stefan Gruber Yes, there is. But it sells you the food ten times the original price...

    • @shrimuyopa8117
      @shrimuyopa8117 6 років тому +2

      Notice how he didn't show any video of actually buying food.

  • @AlexBianco100
    @AlexBianco100 5 років тому +3

    Socialism works guys!

  • @sainthypster5114
    @sainthypster5114 7 років тому

    Omg. I'm so sry. Viva Venezuela. I hope I spelled that right. I love you guys you're strong. Keep y'all head up😊😊

  • @JC-il6ps
    @JC-il6ps 3 роки тому

    Meanwhile over here in the spoilt UK, I've just finished my shift at M&S where one lady showed her disgust at us only stocking a choice of 4 different white flours, whilst some bloke was disappointed that the price of his usual loaf of bread has risen by 5 pence.

  • @thereynolds2725
    @thereynolds2725 6 років тому +7

    This is America if the Bernie crowd gets their way. Good luck.

  • @gxbmb
    @gxbmb 8 років тому +9

    feel the bern

  • @entropic8708
    @entropic8708 7 років тому

    Sounds nice. Will visit.

  • @sail1999
    @sail1999 7 років тому

    Price controls is the Governments method of providing the essentials at a reasonable price despite currency devaluation. This happened when I lived in Venezuela from 1980 to 1983 and the price of oil fell to 40 dollars a barrel. The Government was forced to freeze prices and devalue the currency. Since almost everything was imported, the replacement costs in dollars remained the same. At the same time the Government instituted an official exchange rate for day to day business and an special exchange rate for those goods that were essential to the country. The Government issue coupons to business to obtain the special rate. Needless to say the two tiered exchange rate allowed wholesale theft, especially if one were a Government bureaucrat. To get a coupon, the going bribe was one bolivar for every dollar to be exchange. One could buy dollars at the low price with the coupon, turn around and sell the dollars at the higher price. So the moral of the story is that when you see two exchange rates, somebody's making a lot of money.

  • @giselo66
    @giselo66 8 років тому +19

    What kind of government is this?

    • @ninamartinez.14
      @ninamartinez.14 7 років тому +4

      Welcome to the twenty one century revolution

    • @Leonard-lf5yl
      @Leonard-lf5yl 7 років тому +38

      Socialist

    • @TheTomster333
      @TheTomster333 7 років тому +1

      Not socialism, it's the leader that caused the problems. Who ain't no true socialist that's for sure.

    • @Leonard-lf5yl
      @Leonard-lf5yl 7 років тому +3

      Tomster
      why not?

    • @TheTomster333
      @TheTomster333 7 років тому

      Well if u know why the county is f uped it's because of him, such as causing inflation and promising things and spending a shit tone of money on himself and his family, dat aint socialism.