Imagine: Cuba

[MADem]

17. Mika is a woman's name. If Mika is a male and I've addressed him the wrong way, he can tell me.

You don't need to net nanny.

And your uncivil language _{Stupid idea. Underhanded cheap-shot, and malicious.} is, as it always is, noted. Don't discuss ideas, now, toss insults and ascribe motives--it's so much easier than actually making a case.

I'm not "trying to red bait" anyone.

Here's the bottom line--if you're talking to someone on the internet in Cuba extensively, they are either a tourist or associated with the regime. No one else can afford it. That's just a FACT.

Try looking at the material I provided. Live, and learn, instead of goading and insulting.

You keep throwing stuff at me that talks about EVERYTHING except the internet access issue I raised.

And you do realize that the "twitter stunt" the US pulled didn't hurt in stimulating an appetite for increased access to the internet. Cuban students are DEMANDING change, and eventually they're going to get it, too. I support them in their quest.

Why is it "OK" for information to be free everywhere except places like Cuba and North Korea?

Answer--it's NOT OK.