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Cocaine Heart

He pointed out one good thing only. In the CNN town hall clip he amplifies the many bad things of the Castro regime again.

Megan has made these exact same comments about colonialism. So she needs to sit her ass down and be quite. 

Where is this energy they have for all the candidates and their support of Israel, Saudi Arabia, China .. Smh  

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Stop using The View as a platform to base your political judgments—these woman’s know f***k all. 

His point was that Cuba has the best education record in Latin America, and universal health care, too. 

He was criticizing the black and white way in which foreign affairs is sold by Washington to the public. Either you can be good or bad—and this notion is dangerous and fundamentally incorrect; and is one of the main reasons the Middle East is in turmoil today (e.g. 1940s Iran coup to remove a democratically elected Prime Minister and replace him with a monarch). 

This was not a statement applauding communism (as the media spins it), but rather a statement condemning the way foreign affairs are sold to the public in the US.  

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2 minutes ago, Maleficent said:

Stop using The View as a platform to base your political judgments—these woman’s no f***k all. 

His point was that Cuba has the best education record in Latin America, and universal health care, too. 

He was criticizing the black and white way in which foreign affairs is sold by Washington to the public. Either you can be good or bad—and this notion is dangerous and fundamentally incorrect; and is one of the main reasons the Middle East is in turmoil today (e.g. 1940s Iran coup to remove a democratically elected Prime Minister and replace him with a monarch). 

This was not a statement applauding communism (as the media spins it), but rather a statement condemning the way foreign affairs are sold to the public in the US.  

Let's be honest. Even if there are people who agree with your points, this discussion is so unnecessary and it can only hurt him. 

No one is interested in the good things a dictator did when he didnt  kill people. 

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5 minutes ago, Maleficent said:

Stop using The View as a platform to base your political judgments—these woman’s know f***k all. 

His point was that Cuba has the best education record in Latin America, and universal health care, too. 

He was criticizing the black and white way in which foreign affairs is sold by Washington to the public. Either you can be good or bad—and this notion is dangerous and fundamentally incorrect; and is one of the main reasons the Middle East is in turmoil today (e.g. 1940s Iran coup to remove a democratically elected Prime Minister and replace him with a monarch). 

This was not a statement applauding communism (as the media spins it), but rather a statement condemning the way foreign affairs are sold to the public in the US.  

Hadn't thought about it this way! I appreciate the perspective.

Our public is so absolutely ill-informed on perspective when it comes to foreign and global affairs, we really do see things in a black and white way, and that lens is bad for the world.

私自身もこの世の中も誰もかれもが, どんなに華やかな人生でも, どんなに悲惨な人生でも, いつかは変貌し, 破壊され、消滅してしまう. すべてがもともとこの世に存在しない一瞬の幻想なのだから
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Morphine Prince

Hilarious that they all agree on this since they're all on the anti-Sanders smear campaign being carried out by the desperate media pundits who can't handle they have been wrong on so many things the last few years. 

It's also interesting they suddenly lost all sense of critical thinking skills they had when discussing this topic. 

Also, Latinos aren't buying the anti-Sanders propaganda being put out by Telemundo and Univision. It's not going to work. Give it up. Sanders won more than half of the Latino vote in Nevada. 

 

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9 minutes ago, Maleficent said:

His point was that Cuba has the best education record in Latin America, and universal health care, too. 

but he shouldnt have used Cuba as an example. Many other countries, and no point in trying to find one in Latin America if it turns out to be Cuba u don't say it, ur better off not saying the keywords that upset americans, cuba, russia, china etc 

101 of how to avoid the crazy american media & backlash 'controversy'.

Nobody tries to understand what u meant, nobody will look at the context, they will hear CUBA, bcs its the keyword and thats it and then ur ****ed. Thats our world 

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11 minutes ago, Morphine Prince said:

Hilarious that they all agree on this since they're all on the anti-Sanders smear campaign being carried out by the desperate media pundits who can't handle they have been wrong on so many things the last few years. 

It's also interesting they suddenly lost all sense of critical thinking skills they had when discussing this topic. 

Also, Latinos aren't buying the anti-Sanders propaganda being put out by Telemundo and Univision. It's not going to work. Give it up. Sanders won more than half of the Latino vote in Nevada. 

 

I think the interview aired after Nevada. 

It depends if this will get big. Not all latinos  will care about this, but people who came from Cuba or other countries with similar problems wont be happy about this. 

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Morphine Prince
6 minutes ago, Florin said:

I think the interview aired after Nevada. 

It depends if this will get big. Not all latinos  will care about this, but people who came from Cuba or other countries with similar problems wont be happy about this. 

Many Cubans vote Republican. It does't matter. Univision asked the same thing in 2016 at one of the debates.

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1 hour ago, kyanewest said:

but he shouldnt have used Cuba as an example. Many other countries, and no point in trying to find one in Latin America if it turns out to be Cuba u don't say it, ur better off not saying the keywords that upset americans, cuba, russia, china etc 

101 of how to avoid the crazy american media & backlash 'controversy'.

Nobody tries to understand what u meant, nobody will look at the context, they will hear CUBA, bcs its the keyword and thats it and then ur ****ed. Thats our world 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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StarstruckIllusion

They just hate him it’s so obvious. The meltdown that DIDNT happen when Obama said the same thing twice. It’s just so funny to me 

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JusKeepBreathin

He just lost Florida in the general. 

"Nothing in the world is more dangerous than sincere ignorance and conscientious stupidity." -Martin Luther King Jr.
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En_Sabah_Nur

Funny how sanders Supporters are using Obama to prop up Bernie’s point here, but any other time they hate the ground Obama even walked on!  SMH

 

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Woolfsmck
On 2/25/2020 at 12:21 PM, Maleficent said:

Stop using The View as a platform to base your political judgments—these woman’s know f***k all. 

His point was that Cuba has the best education record in Latin America, and universal health care, too. 

He was criticizing the black and white way in which foreign affairs is sold by Washington to the public. Either you can be good or bad—and this notion is dangerous and fundamentally incorrect; and is one of the main reasons the Middle East is in turmoil today (e.g. 1940s Iran coup to remove a democratically elected Prime Minister and replace him with a monarch). 

This was not a statement applauding communism (as the media spins it), but rather a statement condemning the way foreign affairs are sold to the public in the US.  

uhm .. not that Castro is anti sematic or holocaustic … but Hitler did make a depressed and beaten down Germany into a super power ...

His accomplishments are tainted by methods … his leadership is dictatorial and brutal ,  and success in Cuba could be attributed to other factors, *like Cuban's are smart* rather than forcing the populous into education camps … 

Plus the health care system in Cuba is gov. controlled by an economic system that is purely STATE owned...

Cuban's aren't in a free economy …. 

Why do so many Cuban expatriots live in Miami … where health care and education are 'horribly' provide by the U.S?

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