Is he, dare I say it, /our guy/?

>>2288494
yes

>>2288494
no

>>2288494
maybe

>>2288494
I don't know

>>2288494
can you repeat the question?

>>2288507
YOU'RE NOT THE BOSS OF ME NOW

>Democratically elected
>Marxist
>Truely wanted to help the people
>Overthrown by Western Imperialism
>Replaced by a fascist.

Absolutely our guy.

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The future of Chile.

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>>2288494
*teleports you to the Pacific Ocean*
Nothing personnel kid.

>>2288494
Yes, if only more leftists would shoot themselves.

>>2288494
ms paint images on the internet told me that the guy who killed him is cool,so no.
LE HELICOPTER RIDES XDDDD
*raises paw*
Can anyone buy me reddit gold on r/theDonald?It'll be much appreciated kind sirs.

>>2288718

Why do right-wingers always harp on Venezuela while conveniently ignoring the successes of social democratic/democratic socialist governments in Uruguay, Bolivia, and Ecuador?

Evo Morales is unironically the best sitting world leader.

>>2288763
>Evo Morales is unironically the best sitting world leader.
>lefties unironically believe this

>>2288768

>Under Morales, Bolivia experienced unprecedented macroeconomic strength, resulting in the increase in value of its currency, the boliviano.[131] His first year in office ended with no fiscal deficit; the first time this had happened in Bolivia for 30 years,[132] while during the global financial crisis of 2007–08 it maintained some of the world's highest levels of economic growth.[133] Such economic strength led to a nationwide boom in construction,[131] and allowed the state to both build up strong financial reserves.[131] Although the levels of social spending were increased, they remained relatively conservative, with a major priority being placed on constructing paved roads, as well as community spaces such as soccer fields and union buildings.[134] In particular, the government focused on rural infrastructure improvement, to bring roads, running water, and electricity to areas that lacked them.[135]

>Upon Morales' election, Bolivia's illiteracy rate was at 16%, the highest in South America.[155] Attempting to rectify this with the aid of far left allies, Bolivia launched a literacy campaign with Cuban assistance, while Venezuela invited 5000 Bolivian high school graduates to study in Venezuela for free.[156] By 2009, UNESCO declared Bolivia free from illiteracy,[157] although the World Bank claimed that it had only declined by 5%.[158] Cuba also aided Bolivia in the development of its medical care, opening ophthalmological centres in the country to treat 100,000 Bolivians for free per year, and offering 5000 free scholarships for Bolivian students to study medicine in Cuba.[159] The government sought to expand state medical facilities, opening twenty hospitals by 2014, and increasing basic medical coverage up to the age of 25.[160] Their approach sought to utilise and harmonise both mainstream Western medicine and Bolivia's traditional medicine.[161]

I think Cuba is far too authoritarian and Maduro a shit, but Bolivia has been a success story.

>>2288718
>The future of Latin America.
Fixed.

>>2288736

I'd say go back to /pol/ but this is literally facebook-tier. Just kill yourself like Hitler did.

>>2288804

But they didn't generate this outcome. They just stole the money from the poor in other far-left dictatorships to do it.

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>>2288494

>>2288763
>success
>of Bolivia

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>>2288494

I can get behind that anon, sure

from the last 3 days that I have browsed this board I can tell you guys are not /pol/ at heart, you simply have a more amplified /pol/ problem due to the subject matter of the board.

your're all nice guys, except the /pol/ guys.

>>2289899

this. The amount of /pol on here is astounding. Fuck off back to your own board.

>>2288763
Because Venezuela was the model leftists wanted to emulate from 1999 to 2013.

Evo Morales receives a lot of criticism from the left in Bolivia because he is considered too "neoliberal". See Felipe Quispe, for example.

>>2288511
Allende was literally a KGB agent supported by Cuban intelligence.

>>2289977

so

Does he have a mustache or not?

>>2288494
I don't agree with his economic policies but anyone who would support a coup abolishing democracy to support a military dictator because the guy you like lost the election needs to fucking kill themselves.

>>2289998
fuck off pinko

>>2288763
>Uruguay, Bolivia, and Ecuador?
solid laughs

>>2289998
So it's kind of hypocritical to say he just wanted to "help his people" and accuse his adversaries of being pawns to "Western imperialism".

>>2289842
>not REAL x!!!1!!

>>2289977
*revisionism intensifies*

>>2289977
Even the people of his own party wanted to take him down because they considered him to weak

>>2289977

I don't believe that. He HATED imperialism.

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Another hero of the people