thompsonx
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ORIGINAL: Owner59 One of their worst dips came when the ruskies pulled out. IMHO,if we didn`t treat them like lepers,we would be much further along. Well.... when the politically open and free market capitalist Cuba emerges at the of this decade I am sure we will get along far better quote:
In the case of Cuba, it will be more the integration with the rest of the Latin Americas which opens them up. The Cubans are highly educated, especially medically, and as their medical groups, engineering teams, science missions, and the like are used as trade around the region, and the world as they dispense their skills, they also are receiving an education. Much like China, this trade becomes cultural and political. The Cubans have been like a large poor family whose leaders(parents) none the less have made the best of their land, highly educated all they can, and looked to the health and basic needs of their people. But the time of being treated as children is drawing to an end. You think castro treats the cuban people like children? quote:
The flaw in communism is in that it can not create its stated goal of a class free society, and people tire of being relegated to whatever occupational, social, economic, and political roles and ranking the local communist party leadership thinks their political reliability and party educational status should allow them to have. Last I heard cuba was socialist not comunist. You do not seem to have a very good grasp on how cuba works. quote:
One can study Marx and Lenin for years and not be able to win at the Olympics or become a world class chef, let alone run a successful farm or business. One can study capitalism for years and not be win at the olympics or become a world class chef, let alone run a successful farm or business...truisms are truisms. quote:
So much like the CCP in China, the communist party in Cuban will need to bend to this reality, and once they do, they will find they must bend further to get better results. Perhaps you might want to check on the results they have achieved in the past fifty plus years.
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