Yes, I do have the same feelings for the people who voted for chavez and for the people who discriminated against me for not being rich and not having a name like them, and for the people who mocked and bullied me because I was an individualistic and intelligent person who never shared in the culture of crassness that is so popular here and that was very popular before I was even born. So, now I am facing people who want to further punish me for having been born in Venezuela. The first ones were the ones who made me feel I didn't belong in the country because I was not crass, not vulgar, not a cheater and and buffoon like them. And now the second ones who want to punish me are those who are saying that I deserve to suffer because "everyone" contributed to this. That is extremely unfair, I do not accept it and I will fight against that in anger. I never voted for Chavez, I was never a socialist nor did I ever share socialist values. I do not deserve this.
As for the others who may be lying through their teeth, yes, they deserve everything that they have coming. But I don't, and I am mostly paying for it.
If you want to look for guilty parties you may want to look at those immigrating illegally or the rich ones who immigrated legally. I can migrate legally and I don't because I won't abandon my family in Venezuela.
But yes, I do agree with your feeling of anger. Very recently, the people who bullied me in high school and even bullied some members of the staff of teachers looked for me just to bully me some more. They are now in their mid-30s and 40s and they still act like the rich assholes they were 18 years ago. And one of the things they would say in the Whatsapp group they added me to was "this country went to hell for a tiny minority in government." I wanted to slap them across their faces until their cheeks bled and made them eat their words.
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