I'm still trying to wrap my head around this whole thing . Like, 40 people dead and Maduro just vanishes into thin air? It's wild. But what really gets me is how divided people are about it 
. Some are all like "Yaaas, change is coming!" while others are super nervous 
. I get both sides - on one hand, it's been ages since we've had a president in Venezuela and some change can't hurt, right? But on the other hand, this country has been through so much trauma already, you don't want to risk plunging into war 
.And what about Maduro himself? Did he really get kidnapped or was it just a clever move to distract everyone?
I mean, I know he's not the most popular guy in Venezuela, but still...
they're already struggling with a major economic crisis and now this?! The fact that Maduro just disappeared is both scary and kinda good for those who have been against him? Like, isn't it time for some change but at the same time we don't know what's gonna happen next? I'm all about world peace but in situations like this, you can't help but feel a bit of hope mixed with fear 
The economic crisis is real, people are struggling to survive, and now we're supposed to believe that Maduro just vanished into thin air because of some US airstrike? Come on, it sounds like a convenient excuse for something bigger going down. 
And what about all the human rights abuses in Venezuela? We need to talk about those before we start celebrating someone's disappearance. 
The US might be getting involved in Venezuela's politics, but we should be worried more about the people being hurt by their own government's policies.