The "fact" that you are from Venezuela doesn't give you any increased clout in this argument. I looked for the facts and this is what I found. I wasn't biased about it. You haven't given one good piece of evidence to make me believe you. You're just spouting anti-socialist rhetoric with the rest of the mainstream media.
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I'm just giving you the truth, I have no need to use sources because there are plenty of sources that talk about the failure of the system here in Venezuela, the "fact" that you represent a case of cognitive dissonance, does not make you the right person to talk about the situation.
You are biased as the same way I'm, we both can use information on our own support. What I'm trying to say is that instead of looking at one side of the coin, read more about it. You are misinformed.
You should use critical thinking and read both parts of the coin. A centralized cryptocurrency cannot destabilize the US or the Petrodollar, it makes no sense, is just the same thing as creating a currency based on gold or something, it does not have any impact in the world bc there are already plenty of them. Currencies are all about trust, not value.
I'm going with edicted on this. I'm not sure that the VZ crypto will do it for a variety of reasons, but asset backed currency is the bane of the central bank system. Central banks use fiat dollars. Completely valueless things backed by violence of the state and infinitely printable. An asset backed currency is certainly a better value to holders because it should theoretically be harder to print into oblivion. Thus people would choose to hold non fiat dollars and that's a threat to the central banks.
I do agree with you, US has done very bad creating wars and all that stuff. I do have a video criticizing that fact, here is the link:
But don't even try to associate the situation with the intervention, because we are the cause of our onw failure.
querido amigo @blackliberal. gracias por defender nuestra posición aquí en Venezuela. no provoca responderlas a estas personas que nunca han pasado hambre, y postean desde su iphone x sobre la situación en Venezuela.
@mastermagician excelente respuesta, una cosa es contarlo y otra muy diferente vivirlo, es dificil que otra persona pueda ponerse en nuestros zapatos cuando no saben lo que es no poder adquirir los productos de primera necesidad, o tener un bebe en sus brazos y no tener como proveerle comoda, porque aunque tengas el diner o en tus manos no se encuentra la formula para alimentarlo, o tener un familiar enfermo y que lo veas morir porque sencillamnete o se encuentran las medicinas, para que alguien pueda entender eso sencillamnete debe vivirlo.
lo se, lo he vivido. pero en este caos el venezolano se dio cuenta de que es capaz de mucho mas.
exacto, somos capaces de hacer magia con lo poco que poseemos.
Sorry mate, the only one who isn't giving any good piece of evidence is you, you are the one spouting anti-capitalist rhetoric found on some media... Dont trust on what you read on any media, be either mainstream or independent media, trust on what people say, the people who lives in Venezuela have a better idea of what going on, all media are biased to one or another side...