• @Zerush@lemmy.ml
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    32 years ago

    It is strange that the US does not care so much about the ‘friendly’ countries where human rights are passed over the top, they were even subsidized and helped to become bloodthirsty dictatorships, instead of blocking them. Ah, okay, they have oil and the human rights violations in Cuba are clearly evident, the best proof is seen in Guantanamo.

  • @GenkiFeral@lemmy.ml
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    22 years ago

    Good for Mr. Mexico. Refusing to communicate with people who are not evil is childish and arrogant. Finally, other countries are realizing that if they all feel the same about American leaders’ bad attitude, it is then okay to be outwardly vocal about it.
    It gives me hope.

  • @pingveno@lemmy.ml
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    -72 years ago

    I don’t like the blockade, but he should be more careful with the word “genocide”, especially when the driving force behind the blockade is Cuban expats. It cheapens real genocide.

    • @GenkiFeral@lemmy.ml
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      12 years ago

      in this Brave New ClownWorld, words no longer have much meaning. People play fast and loose with definitions. It makes conversation and understanding so tedious. the only good think about lockdowns was not having to deal with that as often.