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Mika

(17,751 posts)

10. Some imagined "win" in an internet debate seems more important than reality.

Reply to Judi Lynn (Reply #9)

Sun Jan 4, 2015, 02:24 PM

Jan 2015

Some of us actually have a horse in this race. Its not a rhetorical debate for me.

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Thanks for all of the great information and insights you've provided in the last year and more!!

Happy New Year, Judi. All the best to you.

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Socialism Will Continue in Cuba [View all] polly7 Jan 2015 OP

Wait a minute!!!! Mika Jan 2015 #1

Every single party authoritarian state has an elected legislature. hack89 Jan 2015 #3

Raul isn't running for a seat representing Municipio Segundo Frente, Santiago again. He's retiring. Mika Jan 2015 #4

You honestly believe that Cuban elections are truely multii party, don't you? hack89 Jan 2015 #5

I have never said that. The elections in Cuba are no-party elections. Mika Jan 2015 #7

The Cuban people do not have the power to make that kind of change hack89 Jan 2015 #8

Amazing how little right-wing US Americans know about other countries, isn't it? Judi Lynn Jan 2015 #9

Some imagined "win" in an internet debate seems more important than reality. Mika Jan 2015 #10

Cuba has been violating that statement for at least a decade Bacchus4.0 Jan 2015 #2

Socialism with heavy reliance on privatization of the economy FrodosPet Jan 2015 #6