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Comment on The Cuba I’m Leaving Behind by Gloria Grove

Gloria Grove — Thu, 25 Oct 2012 19:48:05 +0000

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southern girl — Tue, 19 Jun 2012 05:32:30 +0000

You are a brave person to go through so much trouble to post a thought. People in USA dont realize just how lucky we are to have the freedoms that we do. I hope to God you will one day have them too. It boggles my mind that a small group of people can hold so many hostage. Is it fear of what they can (will) do to you if caught trying to be free and normal ? Stop the fear.Without it, “they” no longer have power over you. Maybe being passive aggressive is a way to succeed. The Castros cant live forever. Start now arming yourself with knowledge. Knowledge of the how the world really is and pass it to all you can. Knowledge of who is in charge and whether they are true communist or only pretend to be to keep from being arrested too. Knowledge of which citizens are willing to fight for the right to be free.Knowledge of how to stop depending on the government for your every need.As long as you keep getting so much free stuff like housing (without being able to live where you want.We dont ask permission to live certain places. We live wherever we have enough money to pay the rent or mortgage.), medicine ( yes that may be nice, but when it gratis,supplies and care are rationed.). The government doesnt owe you anything except the right to life ,liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. When that right is taken away and controlled by your leaders, you stagnate as a human being and they control you.What gives them that right ? Did you say yes? Why must you stand in ration lines for food when the leaders get anything they want to eat ? Is that fair ? Not in USA. If you have money in your pocket, you can go in any store and buy as much or little of anything. And if you are disabilled or out of work and qualify for aid, you get free food. Even our poorest of the poor are richer than the poor in Cuba and other countries.That should anger your people and cause them to stand up for their rights.Tell the people how the other socialist / communist countries are falling apart politically because that idioloy just doesnt hold water. It takes years for the people to realize they have been made fools, but many are beginning to see the light and jumping off the tyrant band wagon.
Best wishes to freedom someday, may it be soon.

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Anonymous — Wed, 25 Apr 2012 02:26:05 +0000

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Proud Abolitionist — Sun, 01 Apr 2012 20:53:19 +0000

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Comment on Non-Violence in Cuba: A Particular Case? by Moses

Moses — Sun, 04 Mar 2012 06:04:38 +0000

The perverted genius of the Castro regime lies in the fact that Cubans have not yet said “enough”. The government keeps the large majority of Cubans fed, clothed and living under a roof. Few Cubans have time to even consider dissent when every day is spent finding food for dinner. While all Cubans are aware that there are wealthy Cubans, ostentatious over the top wealth is still unknown in Cuba. Some or all of the above existed just prior to the above-mentioned revolutions in other countries as well as in Cuba in the 1950s. As Cuban society continues to stumble and economic reforms are to slow and feeble offset the declines, we may yet see the day when Cubans say “enough”.