Comments on: Colombia: A Hundred Years of Slaughtertude

By: Nrmartins

Nrmartins — Fri, 14 May 2010 19:56:16 +0000

Oh, really? is all of that true ? How nice.

By: Jhon

Jhon — Thu, 08 Apr 2010 15:28:54 +0000

Well im proud of my assasin head chopping gun blazing heritage thats why no one fucks with us in latinamerica we let our guns do all the talking its so sad that we have to kill or one country man wish we could kill other people you know do some multicultural killing we apreciate the U.S help in our killing spree after all americans love to kill just as much as us colombians thank u for being our number one customer and inspiration

By: juglar del zipa

juglar del zipa — Wed, 12 Aug 2009 15:40:39 +0000

what kind of historians have you been reading? posada carbó’s last work (la nación soñada) would be the only one to say (following british stereotype malcolm deas) that “colombians are not particularly violent”. and actually he wrote that in order to criticize all the “violetologos” (specially maría victoria uribe) that say that violence is “not only part of the colombian ethos but in the colombian genes”, and also their influence in the journalistic-street discourse about “essential intolerance” and all that shit.

anyways, good post, and feel welcome to come around: we’ll tear you apart gourmet-like.

By: schizoid

schizoid — Wed, 12 Aug 2009 15:31:20 +0000

You have very few things right but your argument falls when, for a text written in 2002, you talk about a guerilla that dissapeared more than 10 years ago as extistant.

By: monik

monik — Fri, 07 Aug 2009 09:25:36 +0000

have u ever been in colombia?….

the most amazing issues about colombia are:

* the money/income of selling drugs is given for commun people in the most developed countries…those who buy it….so …at the end they support colombian war.

* Colombia has a better economy than other countries who doenst have internal war…why? not for drugs money, for their worker people.