Being very fussy. Previously
blogs seemed a waste of time, both for those who write and for those who read it, and it sounds unlucky, then I discovered it may be an interesting place to talk with people who have different points of view, of course Very few blogs are worthwhile, you may find yourself saying any atrocities or fan cabezahueca wondering what song is in, but some interesting themes developed real information and a more or less critical, emotional Caribbean like a curse in a country dominated by the media and politics.
In a blog post.
The origin of this blog is about a post concerning demonstrations (peaceful and violent) by the non-renewal of RCTV and Inavi gunmen. Many times people think that Venezuela is too complicated, perhaps something learned from the media, if you have sympathy for something that went wrong then you hide or minimize the same time you make a fuss about something minor (in comparison) provided they do not feel identified. The second problem is how easy it is to stereotype us people know many examples in all fields. Back then, I recommended creating my own blog, I guess it has to do with the credibility of the person who posts, but also not irritate other bloggers.
Wikipedia to the rescue.
talks with emotional and stereotypes was easy to think of a name for the blog.
"The cliché is a word, phrase or idea considered as a language service for being too able or excessive use or worn.
presents one or more of the following characteristics:
Demonstrates little imagination who expresses it. Replaces the search for ideas original or creative and worn by others. Evidence to be copied or stolen from someone else's idea. Frequently used in political discourse as a tool of demagoguery to deceive or disguise the truth. Simplify an idea or concept that might merit qualified. "
More (or less) of the same.
Writing takes time, so I hope to use the best possible way, commenting on everyday events, trying to avoid the "platitudes" and talks Dona type (full of assumptions). is probably a policy rate, inevitable living in the polis. I look forward to a few post comments in the future, not trying to be famous, but I worry a blogger become autistic.
Greetings to my imaginary friends, invisible, whatever.
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