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Maybe now he'll pursue that baseball career.
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Maybe now he'll pursue that baseball career.
That's because hes been dead for quite a bit of time now. Duhh...
So we're all allowed to go to Cuba to take advantage of their superior and free health care? Yiiipeeee
....Fidel isn't dead....
Of course he is dead, i think i would know more than anybody else. i've already smoked a few cubans with him. It's pretty cool, down here it's so hot the cigars actually light themselves....
trippy awards good , cuba got hot chix that like american$
I just want to be able to buy some Cuban cigars.
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For old-schoolers, as well as young adults, with an appreciation for historical impact...today's news is a significant event. Even if things don't change much in the few days or few weeks following, the long-term significance should be felt.
It will only be significant if it leads to actual change.
If it doesn't, it's just Stalin passing on the torch of power to Nikkita Khrushchev.
That dude was a kick ass defensemen for the Red Wings.
I'm sure the US corps are salivating copiously at the profit of turning Cuba back into a whoring, drinking, gambling, amusement park tourists' paradise a la 1950s as soon as they buy enough US politicians to permit trade with Cuba.
Change will take time. Whole Cuban generations have been brainwashed.
Yeah, SCREW YOU AMERICA!
Meet the new boss. Same as the old boss.
I wish I had Fidel in a dead pool. Dude must have got some realy bad news.
His probably fell off.
Wow, Peewee your exactly right!
I agree also, I want some democracy so
1, can go down there on vacation
2. get some damn good cigars
I think this is very bad news..... there will be change...
Strange, I don't see your name there, Viva.
This is a historically significant event that transcends politics considering Castro has outlasted many attempts to remove him from office and so many people in this country have been affected by his presidency.
Some revered this man, many reviled him.
So lastly, who the are you and why should I give a damn what you think?
Yeah for the bad maybe.
Hopefully its for the good. I hold a sliver of hope that its true deocracy for the people of Cuba. If so, maybe the US can help build some stuff up down there, get businesses going, and help out the repressed people.
I don't know what a deocracy is, but I don't think it's the US government's job to build democracy anywhere.
With our impressive dossier of building democracies lately (Vietnam, Afganistan, Iraq), I can see why you would make this argument. But, I'd rather have an international approach in helping Cuba crawl out if it's predicament.
Having said that, I hate Cubans.
When Cubans arriving illegaly into our country can be lauded as heroes and Mexicans doing the same being called " s", they get none of my sympathy.
I really don't want to get into a drawn-out argument for which I admittedly don't have a bulk of facts, but Mexicans aren't really escaping political oppression.
<----- Of Mexican descent
(Me, not Domokun)
I didn't say its our job, but as good decent people I think we oughtta help them. They've been repressed for decades and they deserve a break. They don't have the oppurtunities like the people in our country do.I don't know what a deocracy is, but I don't think it's the US government's job to build democracy anywhere.
So thats the Cuban's fault?When Cubans arriving illegaly into our country can be lauded as heroes and Mexicans doing the same being called " s", they get none of my sympathy
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