If you thought the mainstream media’s fawning coverage of Hugo Chavez’ death was over the top, imagine the adulation it took to attend a candlelight vigil. So, who attended?
The Party for Socialism and Liberation, described in its Twitter bio as “a Marxist-Leninist Party organizing against Capitalism, Imperialism and all forms of oppression,” hoped Chavez’s death would inspire a revolution in the United States.
“Let us remember Hugo Chávez…A man who didn’t sleep, who fought…” (1/2) SF vigil, 3/5 twitter.com/PSL_SF/status/…
— PSL_SF (@PSL_SF) March 6, 2013
(2/2) “Let this sad moment reawaken our struggle for justice….We need a revolution here. One inspired by Chávez. ¡Hugo Chávez, presenté!”
— PSL_SF (@PSL_SF) March 6, 2013
The ANSWER (Act Now to Stop War and End Racism) Coalition, “an anti-imperialist, anti-war org fighting against the war machine and all forms of oppression,” lit a few candles for the Venezuelan dictator.
Dozens gather at 24th & Mission to stand with Chávez, Venezuela, & the #BolivarianRevolution! twitter.com/sfANSWER/statu…
— ANSWER Coalition-SF (@sfANSWER) March 6, 2013
Vigil happening right now at 24th and Mission #ChavezPresente twitter.com/sfANSWER/statu…
— ANSWER Coalition-SF (@sfANSWER) March 6, 2013
“We are here with the people of Venezuela & all of Latin America!….Because WE ARE THE PEOPLE!…” (1/2) twitter.com/sfANSWER/statu…
— ANSWER Coalition-SF (@sfANSWER) March 6, 2013
“….And we WILL NOT allow our brothers & sisters in Latin America & around the world suffer under imperialism!” (2/2) Venezuela Hugo Chávez
— ANSWER Coalition-SF (@sfANSWER) March 6, 2013
