ubergeek

Cuba ended slavery before the US?

We still have plenty of people alive in the US whose parents were literal slaves...

But he has no experience.

I'd argue he single-handedly saved thousands of lives via a single action, and if we let him do more, he could save many more.

Remember kids: We needed WWIII before we get the Star Trek Future.

I mean, I suppose that's true... But the areas where people will be forced out will be, for all intents and purposes, uninhabitable.

Do you deserve sympathy from other countries?

No, the US doesn't deserve sympathy for this. Not until we actually start fighting back.

The only people right now in the US that have any sympathy from me, as a USian are the people out on the streets, actively stopping ICE, or sabotaging federal equipment and processes.

The rest of the country? Yeah, we'll learn our lesson eventually.

Project 2029, in summary:

• More money for cops
• More money for the military
• Less money on social programs
• More tax cuts for billionaires
• A tiny tax cut for some of the working class, that expires in 2 years

Hence, why I asked, initially, and my feelings were qualified with some limits....

Hence, the "and".

Did he support Trump prior to his arrest?

Remember, a load of Cubans love Trump, because they think he will return thr family slaves and plantations to them....

I only dont have an issue when people who demanded something happens, has it happen to them.

Am I sad if an arsonist burns in a fire they set? No. Was I said when the billionaire crusher crushed the billionaires? No.

All examples of people getting what they demanded.

If he voted for it? Yep.

Was he one of the Cubans mad that his family lost their slaves and plantations? And voted for Trump?

When did NYC become that important?

When it became the largest city in the nation.