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Cuba is a communist nation in the Caribbean, which has been hostile United States for a long time

To trade restrictions with Cuba and to allow Cubans into United and vice versa, is definitely a step in the right direction of ending hostilities and reconciling with Cuba. But it must be a primary effort on the federal government to transition Cuba from being a country with a communist government and economy to being a country that resembles our own, a capitalist, republic, with its own unique culture, and customs. Cubans must be allowed to be as they wish to be, but we must encourage them to embrace our Republican form of government and our capitalist economy, and in order to do this, we must show it to them that they will prosper more under these two functions than they would ever under communism.

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 @9TNCM45 from California  disagreed…2yrs2Y

Yeah, how's that working out in China. Oh wait, it isn't. They're still communist.

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China is an evil prison camp. Child labour, slave labour, extortion, no elections, and the social credit system.

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