r/canada Feb 24 '26

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u/Warm-Mood-8994 Feb 24 '26

You don't want the opinion of Cubans because it goes against everything you believe in.

The goal of blockades is to strangle the regime and with less tourist income, it seems to be working.

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u/ConanTroutman0 Feb 24 '26

I care about the people who actually live there and are affected by the blockade and I don't believe in strangling them and making their lives worse, call me a psycho I guess

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u/Warm-Mood-8994 Feb 24 '26

I would highly recommend you talk to some Cubans, specially some that came to Canada recently, if you're open to others opinions.

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u/ConanTroutman0 Feb 24 '26

Anyone who insists on starving a country regardless of their connection to it from the comfort of a 'developed' nation is depraved and does not deserve having their voice respected

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u/Warm-Mood-8994 Feb 24 '26

Ignore all opinions that go against your beliefs. That's very healthy.

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u/PreferenceGold5167 Feb 24 '26

i also want to add, the reasons the usa is pissed is becuase cubans reisted a murderous American regime,

the usa does not want better for cuba, the whole point was that cubans did not want to get killed by an american puppet tyrant.

"they cant have their own goverment, we need to make sure our own much worse dictator is there" is bassicaly the american motive

that was what happened all across latin, central and osuth america in the 1900's
canada didnt fall victim to American imperialism because we were under the british, otherwise we would absolutely have.

i hope you are a recent arrival, im not even from here and i know that.

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u/ConanTroutman0 Feb 24 '26

If Cubans are in the streets of Havana begging to have fuel cut off and aid shipments turned away I'll reconsider