Azureik

TL;DR: I am a Venezuelan biased against Leftism, but open to debate and ideas sharing. I provide some context and the questions of debate are at the bottom of the post.

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Good evening.

First of all, I will explain my flair, because it's important for context: I am a Venezuelan who is living under a self-denominated socialist government dictatorship, where elections have been a joke for some years now and where the political opposition is equally corrupt and worthless (and also Leftist, despite what some analysts may say, for example, that they are far-wing when they are not).

Wether Venezuela is true Socialism or not, wether we are economically good or not, wether US sanctions

Context:

- After the Dragon‘s Homecoming Ending, The Wolf and Kuro leave to return the Divine Dragon to its place of origin. However, to do so, they should extract the soul of another forgotten dragon. They learn that a warrior called Dovahkiin has summoned and slayed that dragon, absorbing her soul, so they travel to Skyrim to get it.

- Meanwhile, the Dragonborn gets a vision where a Daedric Prince whispers to him that an “heretic warrior” is going to slay him (the Dragonborn) to take his powers and plunder Skyrim into chaos.

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Rules:

- The Dragonborn knows that Sekiro is coming, so he can’t be backstabbed.

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Arena:

- A relatively flat but enclo

The countries which have experienced left regimes, such as China, Cuba, Syria tend to have big diasporas worldwide, while countries which tend to have pro-market tendencies don’t tend to do so.

Why do you believe that happens? If socialism means well-being, then why people seem to emigrate away from it?