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I don't understand the point you're making. Are you saying that visiting Cuba directly funds terrorism? -- nm

Posted by Beryllium (aka grayman) Jan 4 '10, 10:59

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I'm saying the economy is based on products and resources from regimes far more questionable than cuba's - mafic Jan 4, 11:05
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- NWBR is in Canada, so his argument is doubly stupid and misplaced. -- nm - Beryllium Jan 4, 11:04 10
  - (However, to reign that in a notch, he was probably just talking about human rights within Cuba itself, nothing to do with The Red Threat ...) -- nm - Beryllium Jan 4, 11:06 9
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      - You cannot seriously believe this. - Name Withheld By Request Jan 4, 11:12 2
        
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        What I understood from NWBR's post is that he personally had a problem with going to Cuba - Guigue Jan 4, 11:18
    - i think so. and, while i've met many people who are happy in cuba, there are serious issues that need to be addressed. -- nm - Andie Jan 4, 11:07 4
      - Exactly. This isn't a communism thing. It's a freedom of mobility, freedom of the press, freedom to protest the gov't kinda thing. - Name Withheld By Request Jan 4, 11:13 1
        
        it's changed though, since Raul took over. baby steps, but they are happening. - Andie Jan 4, 11:15
      - agreed, but I think that the Helms-Burton isolationism is a poor way for the US to approach it. - Beryllium Jan 4, 11:13 1
        
        oh, the US policy makes no sense at all. -- nm - Andie Jan 4, 11:14

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