I know most of accounts in some instances automatically will upvote anything that goes with their PV and downvote the opposite (i.e. .ml and the meme in this post).
It's disappointing that for years the up/downvote rhetoric has been for what really adds to the conversation and I find this reply more according to the reality from the PV of someone that is not Venezuelan but has roots and friends there but most importantly that we're not part of the meme, just average people that don't wish for anyone what means to live there as the average or below.
I do remember when I was a child and had the joy of go to Venezuela and to have fun on vacations, now I it's not joy but the feeling of accomplish humanitarian labor and donations to average and poor Venezuelans that at first supported the socialism that Chávez sold them and later Maduro, Cabello and others continue in a nonsense of left political system.
If someone downvote replies citing sources from the Venezuelan diaspora, let me remind you that that diaspora is not 100% from the people of this post meme but real Venezuelans that have left/lost almost everything because of really bad politics and actions of Chávez, Maduro and others that surprise: the last presidential election didn't got official acts published.
As a kind of generalist (risk analysis-mitigation, engineering and NGOs), I think I could go back some centuries in time as an advisor or leading teams to improve their quality of life.
I watched Nyaight of the Living Cat and I really liked it and hope they can make (an)other season(s). I think the mix of retro parody + post apocalyptic survival full of references, great music and cats made my days after work. I just noticed their webpage and I'm listening again the vibes of The Yellow Monkey and X-Japan.
I'm sorry, my comment was because in my town several drink/groceries/street restaurant hut/stand start with KZ (funny contraction in Spanish of caseta that means hut or stand).
OMG, back home I watched this movie with some friends, 3 of us were crying while others were complaining trying to figure out how to overcome a hypothetical situation if we were there... Life works in weird ways; we've seen kind of similar situations in past 20 years and some of us have been volunteering/advocating while others just complain but in the end, it's hard not to feel something with that.
Probably some others I’m forgetting.
I have to confess that I've cried more with anime than traditional movies.
Yeah, the su/tú (you) form is easy and tricky to learn: su/vuestro(a)/su mercé are polite forms; tú/vos are informal forms.
Our brains trick us with the easy/most used path to identify patterns and meanings.
Sukhasana (from Sanskrit) sounds like a mix of su (Spanish) Casana (from Italian/Trukish) =)
I think you heard from some novela the phrase: ¿(tú) me amas(te) también?
Good to know that I'm not the one that fights with my brain mixing words in 4-5 languages.
CLI + VR and specially GPUs to be able to hack in those UI... For a moment while watching Superman (2025) I had those flashbacks (Luthor's employees in fight scenes).
I was thinking almost the same but in addition I'd add the whole Cold War, because from the URSS, the KGB used to do analog things but IMO with less effectiveness and judged more harshly, maybe because the International agreement were naive and powerless against the USA.
I know most of accounts in some instances automatically will upvote anything that goes with their PV and downvote the opposite (i.e. .ml and the meme in this post). It's disappointing that for years the up/downvote rhetoric has been for what really adds to the conversation and I find this reply more according to the reality from the PV of someone that is not Venezuelan but has roots and friends there but most importantly that we're not part of the meme, just average people that don't wish for anyone what means to live there as the average or below. I do remember when I was a child and had the joy of go to Venezuela and to have fun on vacations, now I it's not joy but the feeling of accomplish humanitarian labor and donations to average and poor Venezuelans that at first supported the socialism that Chávez sold them and later Maduro, Cabello and others continue in a nonsense of left political system. If someone downvote replies citing sources from the Venezuelan diaspora, let me remind you that that diaspora is not 100% from the people of this post meme but real Venezuelans that have left/lost almost everything because of really bad politics and actions of Chávez, Maduro and others that surprise: the last presidential election didn't got official acts published.