Venezuelan strongman Hugo Chavez is imposing his own version
of the Fairness Doctrine.
Authorities in the workers’ paradise indicted
Guillermo Zuloaga, president of the opposition media outfit
Globovision.
Zuloaga is accused of “usury.” Yes, usury. Really. It’s a crime
down there.
There is no reaction yet from Chavez’s American
friends, Sean Penn, Danny Glover, and Kevin Spacey, about the
indictment. They also haven’t commented on the fact that Chavez
allows Islamic terrorist groups to use his country as a base.
Floyd Looney | 6.6.09 @ 1:11PM
Not really a surprise is it? He is just a few years ahead of Obama, I would guess.
MattSwartz| 6.6.09 @ 3:21PM
Usury is a crime here, too.
The banks write the laws, so they've made it so nobody gets jailed for it, but it's still a law.
There are maximum interest rates that are legal to charge. The rationale for this goes back to the Bible.
Chavez is a fascist and a crook, but not because he prosecutes usury.
Oldefarte| 6.7.09 @ 11:31AM
Well stated Matthew [and Floyd also]! Obama is ALSO allowing terrorists to use the US as a base-----those terrorists are LIBERAL DEMOCRATS!!!!
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Gramj | 1.6.11 @ 3:41PM
Choosing to prosecute usury practices is still challenging the idea within the bounds of law. It's like choosing to participate in legal adoption services yet speaking against those practices which aren't kosher within the law.