Raw LLM Responses

Venezuelan student here. No. Look. No outlet is using old pictures, all of them are controlled by the government and they simply don't show anything about whats going on, or they show some burnt cars (haven't seen yet a video of a person burning them), and [a guy with a neck brace](http://pbs.twimg.com/media/Bgozn8WCMAAbSF5.jpg) (apparently a "victim" of the violent students) and then call us students "fascists" and many more derogatory terms. Just compare the killed and beated up students to their victim. [You probably saw this post](http://www.globalresearch.ca/constructing-the-anti-government-protests-in-venezuela-through-deceiption-a-photo-gallery/5369165) (as you can see, they are all twitter posts) What happened was that when the violence and repression occurred in Venezuela, we used our only window to communicate (twitter) and in the heat of the moment some people (aka: trolls) posted on Twitter old photos, and people just retweeted without doing background checks. We were in a national student protest, a media blackout and this was the only thing we had, we just retweeted everything and checked (if ever) later, we aren't journalists after all. ------- The thing is that after that, the government is using it to say that the opposition is trying to make a coup and lying to the people and that kind of stuff. I don't even care anymore about what he says about us. This only happened in the first place because we don't have media, but since then we have been more careful with what we retweet and what we don't. The end. Edit: afterthoughts