The following post is the translation of my post in Spanish https://steemit.com/busy/@ceciliatorres/pendejos-o-dignos

Not everyone in Venezuela feels the same and is that not everyone is going hay (this means vicissitudes) to this social drama. It is heard in the street that we are fucked by assholes; that those of us who have not left the country for assholes; that only the Chavistas and the opponents are fine and the assholes are bad ... so in my social area, what there is or what remains is a game of neophytes (according to the criterion of the economically well-off) that we have come to mature socially at the point of moral and economic blows, what hurts a lot and weighs tons is to see one being professional or a productive being with unofficial talents in the invalidity of not being able to buy with what you earn, the most elementary thing that is food, this afflicts even emotional paralysis.

FUENTE

That feeling of "pendejismo" that today accompanies an important group of Venezuelans increases
when we see the shopping centers crowded in the food fairs and the cinemas; the one that transits the city in luxury cars, while others are stranded in the streets due to the scarcity of public transport or the owner of a vehicle that has been injured due to not getting spare parts or not being able to acquire them, people spending large sums of money while the Venezuela is low, not even for the passage.

That today it is known that that band of Venezuelans who have no savings to burn, who has no property or assets to endure, who can not leave the country two or three months to cushion is the one that is holding the peel.

Being part of the generation of assholes, whether they stayed or those who left, will be a great lesson in life that this country will never forget.