"Ed Hulett -> Ross Sauer"  wrote in
news:13977$POL_DISORDER{at}JamNNTPd:

 EH> Ross Sauer -> Ed Hulett wrote:
 RS>> "Ed Hulett -> Ross Sauer"  wrote in
 RS>> news:13975$POL_DISORDER{at}JamNNTPd:

 RS>>>>>> Remember Red China?
 RS>>>>>> The US does lots of business with them.

 RS>>>>>> Remember Vietnam?
 RS>>>>>> The US does lots of business with them.

 RS>>>>>> So why is that asinine embargo still in place?
 RS>>>>>> Easy answer: Battista's old goons and their
suckers, living
 EH>   in RS>>>>> FloriDUH.

 RS>>>>>> Castro and his brother are getting OLD, dummy.
 RS>>>>>> It won't be that long until they die.

 RS>>>>>> But right-wing terrorists who blew up a Cuban plane?
 RS>>>>>> Oh that's different!

 JB>>>>> If Cuba is so nice, why don't you move there ?  The weather
 EH>   is EH>>   warmer JB>> and they are fully socialist, so the
 EH>   government will EH>>   take care of you, JB>> just
like the US does
 EH>   today.

 RS>>>> NO, shit for brains.

 RS>>>> Drop the embargo and begin trade with Cuba, like the US does
 EH>>>   with Red RS> China and Vietnam.

 EH>>> What does Cuba produce that we can't get elsewhere?

 RS>> I don't know, right now.
 RS>> What does Vietnam produce that we can't get elsewhere?

 EH> Rubber and cork.

Ah. Ok, thanks for the info.

 RS>>>> I mean, the embargo has done so well ending communism in
 EH>   Cuba... RS>>> (Sarcasm off)

 EH>>> Dropping it won't end it either.

 RS>> The embargo SURE did end communism in Cuba... (Sarcasm off)

 EH> Dropping it won't either.

How do you know this for sure?
Has doing business in Red China and Vietnam ended communism there? No.
It's more like "communist captilaism."

I read that Cuba grows sugar, and if it can be exported to the US, it'll
be *FAR* better and less expensive than that high-fructose corn syrup,
which I simply can't stand.
To me, that stuff is TOO sweet.

And tourism to Cuba can make money too.

--- Xnews/5.04.25