@Pinochet73,
Pinochet73;25893 wrote:Yeah.....Commies= the bad guys; non-Commies= the good guys. You're learning, Grasshopper. You're learning. Yeah....albeit slowly, but some progress is better than none. Also, when are you going to Cuba for an extended visit, to experience your political passions at work?
I know people, Baptist missionaries, who have been on extend missions to
Cuba. Their reports are that it's alright. If you are a criminal, that's it - no
tolerance. If you are a dissenter of the government, that's it - no tolerance.
If you are a drug addict, that's it - no tolerance. If you have AIDS, that's it -
no tolerance... you're sent to a prison camp to rot away and die. Those are
the bad things, though I'm sure some of you were thinking "well, they're
doing some things right." Otherwise, compulsory academic achievement.
Everyone is literate. Doctors and lawyers don't make more money than
anyone else, which seems wrong to us in America, but then again there only
the people who go into those professions because they are driven to do
the work bother, so they're dedicated types. The people aren't happy or
unhappy, particularly. They know that they were once the slaves (Castro
drove the ruling class out to Florida when he took over) and they don't want
for food or medicine they way they once did, but they aren't truly free, and
all men yearn for freedom (well, all men who aren't starving).
Castro and his brother are old. In short time we'll see a different Cuba. The
big thing they're concerned with there is the wealthy refugees in Florida
racing back to reclaim everything their families used to own. That will be madness and
a bit of a fight. If you know any of those people, they haven't let it go, think
it's rightfully theirs and want to go take it back. That will be madness.