Venezuelans Celebrate The Demise Of Collectivism While New Yorkers Embrace Its ‘Warmth’

A socialist was sworn in as mayor of New York, promising the “warmth of collectivism.” On Jan. 3, President Donald Trump announced that he’d forcibly removed Nicolas Maduro from Venezuela, ending the country’s 23-year embrace of socialism.

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We will leave it to the pundits, the lawyers, politicians, and various other “experts” to debate the merits of Trump’s action.

But what we can’t let happen is for the left and the mainstream media to ignore or downplay just how tragic Venezuela’s embrace of collectivism has been.

So, we thought we’d do our readers a service and republish an editorial we wrote more than six years ago, in which we detailed the cold, hard truths about socialism. The situation in Venezuela had only deteriorated further in the years after this editorial ran.

Beege Welborn

You only have to see the videos of starving Venezuelans chasing garbage trucks to pick through the bags in the back for edible goodies in order to survive, or hear why there were no animals left in the Caracas zoo, or pets in the streets, to realize how lovely a truly socialist nirvana can be.


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