Breaking News Protests across Cuba against the Cuban Regime

[Exalted Inquellian State]

Oh yeah, it is probably important to note. A government having the power to shut down their country's connection to the Internet is never a good thing, and them using that power is always a bad sign. The same applies for other forms of quick, long-distance communication. I'd go so far as to say it's indefensible.

I support Cuba’s right to stop the CIA from spreading propaganda and misinformation in their country.

I cant believe the US government who has satellites and other advanced technology doesn't know anything of what is happening in Cuba right now? to take the necessary actions needed? They can order military air strikes at Cuban government military targets? So civilians are not hurt.

bruh

The USA bombs countries to destroy them not to help them.

Misinformation like the fact Cuba is a dictatorship and that democracies also have free healthcare?

[Greater Miami Shores]

I cant believe the US government who has satellites and other advanced technology doesn't know anything of what is happening in Cuba right now? to take the necessary actions needed? They can order military air strikes at Cuban government military targets? So civilians are not hurt.

Five reasons not too.

1. It will make the Cuban protestors be seen as terrorists.

2. It will make them be seen as foreign puppets.

3. It will make the Cubans think that the protestors are unable to govern on their own.

4. Cuba might send a response in the form of bombings, and given they're a dictatorship i doubt they'll be kind. If they send every plane in cuba, I'm sure at least one will deliver a bomb to Miami.

5. If it hurts civilians somehow, it will put the other nations on alert. They will watch America's every move afterwards.

And in combination, if it happens, the cause will be lost. Now is that what you want?

ok I see your points. So what would you suggest?

[Exalted Inquellian State]

Would it really be the best idea for the US to openly support demonstrations in other countries aimed at bringing down those countries' governments? What if Russia had supported the January 6 insurrectionists? Oh? They did?

I'd agree with Russia if no BLM protestors were arrested. However, there were 14,000 arrested, so this is unfair. That being said, only people who published threats and/or who were in the building should be persecuted, the first with threatening government officials, and the later(unless they killed someone) as trespassing on federal property.

[Heloin]

Five reasons not too.

1. It will make the Cuban protestors be seen as terrorists.

2. It will make them be seen as foreign puppets.

3. It will make the Cubans think that the protestors are unable to govern on their own.

4. Cuba might send a response in the form of bombings, and given they're a dictatorship i doubt they'll be kind. If they send every plane in cuba, I'm sure at least one will deliver a bomb to Miami.

5. If it hurts civilians somehow, it will put the other nations on alert. They will watch America's every move afterwards.

And in combination, if it happens, the cause will be lost. Now is that what you want?

ok I see your points. So what would you suggest?

Not interfere. Any and all interference from the United States will only create a negative response from Cuba and its people.

[Exalted Inquellian State]

Five reasons not too.

1. It will make the Cuban protestors be seen as terrorists.

2. It will make them be seen as foreign puppets.

3. It will make the Cubans think that the protestors are unable to govern on their own.

4. Cuba might send a response in the form of bombings, and given they're a dictatorship i doubt they'll be kind. If they send every plane in cuba, I'm sure at least one will deliver a bomb to Miami.

5. If it hurts civilians somehow, it will put the other nations on alert. They will watch America's every move afterwards.

And in combination, if it happens, the cause will be lost. Now is that what you want?

ok I see your points. So what would you suggest?

Let go of the blockade, maybe it will get the Cuban government to liberalize. Try to gather any information from inside the country and report on it. Maybe lend the protestors money(probably not, it may give them a false idea they can govern on their own if they have to rely on foreign money). Offer asylum to them as long as they have documents, if they don't the Cuban government might not find them either.

[Greater Miami Shores]

I support Cuba’s right to stop the CIA from spreading propaganda and misinformation in their country.


bruh

The USA bombs countries to destroy them not to help them.

Misinformation like the fact Cuba is a dictatorship and that democracies also have free healthcare?

Oh so you think the Cuban government is not a dictatorship government. As a native Cuban who still has family in Cuba, I strongly disagree. As i pointed out in a previous detailed post that is not as free as it seems.

[Orostan]

I support Cuba’s right to stop the CIA from spreading propaganda and misinformation in their country.


bruh

The USA bombs countries to destroy them not to help them.

Misinformation like the fact Cuba is a dictatorship and that democracies also have free healthcare?

Misinformation like the distortion of the USA’s imperialistic history and actual Cuban government policies.

Misinformation like the fact Cuba is a dictatorship and that democracies also have free healthcare?

Oh so you think the Cuban government is not a dictatorship government. As a native Cuban who still has family in Cuba, I strongly disagree. As i pointed out in a previous detailed post that is not as free as it seems.

Cuba is a better democracy than the USA all things considered - the US constitution is much less democratic than Cuba’s constitution which was designed in large part through suggestions from regular people.

[Proctopeo]

Oh yeah, it is probably important to note. A government having the power to shut down their country's connection to the Internet is never a good thing, and them using that power is always a bad sign. The same applies for other forms of quick, long-distance communication. I'd go so far as to say it's indefensible.

I support Cuba’s right to stop the CIA from spreading propaganda and misinformation in their country.

Yes, because people could never rebel against their oppressive government without outside influence. That would be absurd.

Cuba is a better democracy than the USA all things considered - the US constitution is much less democratic than Cuba’s constitution which was designed in large part through suggestions from regular people.

You gripe about CIA "propaganda" and "misinformation", and then eat up everything the Cuba regime shits out. How's that boot taste?

[Orostan]

I support Cuba’s right to stop the CIA from spreading propaganda and misinformation in their country.

Yes, because people could never rebel against their oppressive government without outside influence. That would be absurd.

bruh

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Earnest_Voice

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/ ... tir-unrest

[Elpis and Eris]

*snip*

How is anyone supposed to find any relevant information in this giant wall of text?

[Proctopeo]

Yes, because people could never rebel against their oppressive government without outside influence. That would be absurd.

bruh

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Earnest_Voice

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/ ... tir-unrest

Uh huh. A Wikipedia article about propaganda against jihadists, and an unsourced, seven-year-old article from tabloid.

Let's say I'm not convinced that the population of countries like Cuba are as stupid or lacking in the capacity for self-direction as you believe they are.

[Vassenor]

*snip*

How is anyone supposed to find any relevant information in this giant wall of text?

You get used to it.

[Orostan]

bruh

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Earnest_Voice

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/ ... tir-unrest

Uh huh. A Wikipedia article about propaganda against jihadists, and an unsourced, seven-year-old article from tabloid.

Let's say I'm not convinced that the population of countries like Cuba are as stupid or lacking in the capacity for self-direction as you believe they are.

>yeah bro just trust me bro we would never lie to you we only wanted to use this against jihadists please ignore all the Farsi language bots.

>any source I don’t like is a tabloid

cope, imperialist. People can organize themselves just fine but they sure as hell won’t organize themselves to support a US invasion.

[Proctopeo]

Uh huh. A Wikipedia article about propaganda against jihadists, and an unsourced, seven-year-old article from tabloid.

Let's say I'm not convinced that the population of countries like Cuba are as stupid or lacking in the capacity for self-direction as you believe they are.

>yeah bro just trust me bro we would never lie to you we only wanted to use this against jihadists please ignore all the Farsi language bots.

>any source I don’t like is a tabloid

cope, imperialist.

Sounds like you're the one coping, bootlicker.

People can organize themselves just fine but they sure as hell won’t organize themselves to support a US invasion.

Well, except the expats I suppose. But more to the point, I don't support an invasion. I'd much prefer a peaceful transition of power to a system that actually serves the people; it's evident that the "democracy" of party stooges and cronies only exists to serve itself. Failing that, a revolution, though that could have unforeseen consequences.

[Orostan]

>yeah bro just trust me bro we would never lie to you we only wanted to use this against jihadists please ignore all the Farsi language bots.

>any source I don’t like is a tabloid

cope, imperialist.

Sounds like you're the one coping, bootlicker.

People can organize themselves just fine but they sure as hell won’t organize themselves to support a US invasion.

Well, except the expats I suppose. But more to the point, I don't support an invasion. I'd much prefer a peaceful transition of power to a system that actually serves the people; it's evident that the "democracy" of party stooges and cronies only exists to serve itself. Failing that, a revolution, though that could have unforeseen consequences.

1. You are the only one licking CIA boots here.

2. Most people support the Cuban government, they voted overwhelmingly to approve its constitution.

[Proctopeo]

Sounds like you're the one coping, bootlicker.


Well, except the expats I suppose. But more to the point, I don't support an invasion. I'd much prefer a peaceful transition of power to a system that actually serves the people; it's evident that the "democracy" of party stooges and cronies only exists to serve itself. Failing that, a revolution, though that could have unforeseen consequences.

1. You are the only one licking CIA boots here.

You always deepthroat the boots of any vaguely left-wing dictatorship. I'm not "licking" the CIA's boots, I'm saying that the Cubans aren't the morons you believe they are.

2. Most people support the Cuban government, they voted overwhelmingly to approve its constitution.

I highly doubt that.

Edit: This is giving me similar vibes to flat earth or "vaccines cause autism". That is to say, you're arguing from a position that necessitates disregarding almost all the facts except for the scant few that can be twisted into support.

[Orostan]

1. You are the only one licking CIA boots here.

You always deepthroat the boots of any vaguely left-wing dictatorship. I'm not "licking" the CIA's boots, I'm saying that the Cubans aren't the morons you believe they are.

2. Most people support the Cuban government, they voted overwhelmingly to approve its constitution.

I highly doubt that.

Edit: This is giving me similar vibes to flat earth or "vaccines cause autism". That is to say, you're arguing from a position that necessitates disregarding almost all the facts except for the scant few that can be twisted into support.

1. The only dictatorships I like are dictatorships of the proletariat. I also agree that Cubans aren’t morons - if they were they’d support the USA trying to destroy their country!

2. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2019_Cu ... referendum

(not)Edit: This is giving me similar vibes to American exceptionalism or "socialism is when the government does stuff". That is to say, you're arguing from a position that necessitates disregarding all the facts.

I too can say stupid bullshit and then apply it to you without actually making an argument.

[Proctopeo]

You always deepthroat the boots of any vaguely left-wing dictatorship. I'm not "licking" the CIA's boots, I'm saying that the Cubans aren't the morons you believe they are.


I highly doubt that.

Edit: This is giving me similar vibes to flat earth or "vaccines cause autism". That is to say, you're arguing from a position that necessitates disregarding almost all the facts except for the scant few that can be twisted into support.

1. The only dictatorships I like are dictatorships of the proletariat. I also agree that Cubans aren’t morons - if they were they’d support the USA trying to destroy their country!

Well, they clearly don't support authoritarian socialism. Otherwise, they wouldn't be protesting!

2. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2019_Cu ... referendum

Looking at the features of this constitution, one thing seems clear: the Cuban people are in favor of democratization, which you certainly despise. The attacks on civil liberties in response to these protests are likely only fueling that fire.

[Ayytaly]

I hereby declare myself as Rey de Cuba. Under my regime I shall annex Jamaica, Hispaniola, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands and build my Caribbean Empire.

[Exalted Inquellian State]

Misinformation like the fact Cuba is a dictatorship and that democracies also have free healthcare?

Misinformation like the distortion of the USA’s imperialistic history and actual Cuban government policies.

Oh so you think the Cuban government is not a dictatorship government. As a native Cuban who still has family in Cuba, I strongly disagree. As i pointed out in a previous detailed post that is not as free as it seems.

Cuba is a better democracy than the USA all things considered - the US constitution is much less democratic than Cuba’s constitution which was designed in large part through suggestions from regular people.

No healthy democracy has 100% of a single party in parliament. Even North Korea, the USSR, China, and East Germany have token opposition.

[Exalted Inquellian State]

Misinformation like the fact Cuba is a dictatorship and that democracies also have free healthcare?

Oh so you think the Cuban government is not a dictatorship government. As a native Cuban who still has family in Cuba, I strongly disagree. As i pointed out in a previous detailed post that is not as free as it seems.

I was being sarcastic to him, based on legislature composition and internet shutdown alone it's a dictatorship.

[Comfed]

Oh so you think the Cuban government is not a dictatorship government. As a native Cuban who still has family in Cuba, I strongly disagree. As i pointed out in a previous detailed post that is not as free as it seems.

Cuba is a better democracy than the USA all things considered - the US constitution is much less democratic than Cuba’s constitution which was designed in large part through suggestions from regular people.

Yes. A one-party state is clearly much more democratic than the US

[Orostan]

1. The only dictatorships I like are dictatorships of the proletariat. I also agree that Cubans aren’t morons - if they were they’d support the USA trying to destroy their country!

Well, they clearly don't support authoritarian socialism. Otherwise, they wouldn't be protesting!

2. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2019_Cu ... referendum

Looking at the features of this constitution, one thing seems clear: the Cuban people are in favor of democratization, which you certainly despise. The attacks on civil liberties in response to these protests are likely only fueling that fire.

1. There have been massive rallies in support of the government.

2. Everyone likes democracy and I do too - the protests aren’t about “attacks on civil liberties”, they started off as some discontent around economic crisis related problems and then got taken over by the CIA and gusanos.

Misinformation like the distortion of the USA’s imperialistic history and actual Cuban government policies.


Cuba is a better democracy than the USA all things considered - the US constitution is much less democratic than Cuba’s constitution which was designed in large part through suggestions from regular people.

No healthy democracy has 100% of a single party in parliament. Even North Korea, the USSR, China, and East Germany have token opposition.

Technically Cuba has 100% of no party in parliament - the Wikipedia page I know for a fact that you looked at to say this incredibly uninformed thing is wrong. Cuban politicians are banned from running as members of parties.

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

Who came up with the idea that Cuba is a democracy?

[Ethel mermania]

Who came up with the idea that Cuba is a democracy?

Bill Cosby