Anonymous #1 15h

What is actually the fuck matter with you people

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Anonymous #3 15h

Why doesn’t their government do something about it?

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Anonymous #4 15h

Like what??? We literally cut them off from all their oil bro wtf

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Anonymous #3 15h

Yeah like for example the United States usually makes efforts to prevent this for ourselves, not sure why Cubas government won’t figure it out

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Anonymous #4 14h

?? What are you talking about. What are they supposed to do just discover oil on their Island?

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Anonymous #5 14h

Bro all of this is literally the US’s fault

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Anonymous #5 14h

So we’re actively starving the people of Cuba, and then dangling humanitarian aid to pressure their govt into doing what we want. That is evil as FUCK

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Anonymous #5 14h

they just accepted it. when marco rubio said they refused the offer, they responded saying that they had no knowledge of the offer and that it was a lie. Now they are saying that if it is the offer is true, they will accept it

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Anonymous #4 14h

it’s collective punishment

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Anonymous #5 12h

They only needed the humanitarian aid because of us 😭🙏🏾

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Anonymous #1 12h

You sound like a Zionist

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Anonymous #4 10h

they import oil dude…

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Anonymous #9 10h

Yes we do too, Cuba should just sanction Mexico or attack the United States to get it back

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Anonymous #4 9h

We’re the largest producers of oil 😭

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Anonymous #4 9h

and why the FUCK would they attack the US or sanction Mexico? oh yeah just pick a fight with countries while your country doesn’t have electricity, that’s very smart. Happens to be the most militarily capable country in history.

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Anonymous #4 9h

That makes 0 senses. They have no power or leverage to impose sanctions on anyone. They don’t have the military to go to war with anyone, they’re currently facing constant blackouts. Also they can’t help from other countries because the U.S. has threatened tariffs & sanctions on any country that sends them oil

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Anonymous OP 9h

Failed leadership creates these problems. Barbados is doing just fine despite being so small with less resources

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Anonymous #4 9h

How tf do you have the nerve to blame their leadership when we are the ones doing this to their people

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Anonymous #2 9h

Why do we not do this to Barbados?

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Anonymous #4 9h

Probably bc our president hasn’t decided to invade them yet

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Anonymous #4 9h

They don’t have an embargo…

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Anonymous #2 9h

Lol, the Cuba situation goes back much longer than Trump

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Anonymous #9 9h

Why do they not?

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Anonymous #4 9h

Go ahead and explain the “Cuba situation”, besides them not having an economic system that is convenient for ppl like Trump

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Anonymous #2 9h

You live 90 miles away from the most geographically secure and most powerful country on Earth, you decide to communicate and trade with all their enemies. In the 60’s you take it as far as scaring them with a nuclear bomb next door. You continue to be friends with the countries the US has issues with. Great plan, Cuba

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Anonymous #2 9h

The Cuba situation is they decided they will not cooperate with the capitalist class who wants to rape their island, so the US has decided to starve them.

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Anonymous #2 9h

If Trump had issues with the economic system he would push Modi to change whats happening in Kerala

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Anonymous #3 9h

Kerala point x2

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Anonymous #4 9h

Be honest…you think Cuba is a national security threat to the US in 2026? And then you think that if they are, we need to starve the Cuban people?

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Anonymous #2 9h

Nope I don’t think Cuba is a national security threat. Dumbass government can even keep the lights on. I wish all Cuban citizens safe travels to Miami. If countries stopped trading with the US, I would expect us to fix the problem internally, I see you believe Cuba has to be reliant on other countries being able to give them food. They have very smart people their capable of growing food. The government only harms them.

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Anonymous #4 9h

Can’t* There** shit im about to get cooked lol

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Anonymous #4 9h

They can’t keep the lights on…because we have blocked all energy imports to their country. Like do you have dementia or something this is literally in the screenshot on the post?

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Anonymous #4 9h

Well the reason they didn’t trade with us & instead traded with our “enemies” was because we kept trying to take over their country forcing them into the arms of our “enemies” for support. The reason they had nukes pointed at us is because we first pointed nukes at the USR by way of Turkey 🇹🇷 & the USSR was their biggest ally & life line

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Anonymous #2 9h

Why does Barbados not have the lights off due to a US blockade?

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Anonymous #4 9h

It’s wild how you still can’t justify our embargo on Cuba.

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Anonymous #3 9h

Scroll up its up there, I end the paragraph with ‘great plan Cuba’

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Anonymous #4 9h

So Cuba isn’t a national security threat to the US. And yet here we are blocking the import of oil to their island. Why?

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Anonymous OP 9h

This is an oversimplification of conflict that really gained attention in the 60s, if you cannot agree with me there then. idek

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Anonymous #2 9h

Cuba is not a national security threat because of our actions

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Anonymous #2 9h

So that we can make their govt look bad, and then drive the people into desperation so they overthrow it, and then Donald Trump can claim credit for “freeing Cuba”

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Anonymous #3 9h

Winner

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Anonymous #3 9h

I hate that its always made about him, tired of this mf. This would have happened anyways

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Anonymous #4 9h

That’s just simply his plan.

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Anonymous #2 9h

Always is, like with TrumpRX, good Lord. Thought we were over with this shit after Obamacare.

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Anonymous #4 9h

What you said was an extreme oversimplification. We were the ones that first placed nukes. We were the ones that tried to make Cuba into a colony or vassal state. You’re pretty much saying Cuba should have just let us take over & do whatever we wanted to them & because they didn't they deserve to be punished now

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Anonymous OP 9h

Enlighten me, after the US helped Cuba with independence from the Spanish and agreed to have naval presence in Cuba, what happened after that that led to such a turmoil?

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Anonymous #4 9h

Ill wait while you cook up on chat GPT

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Anonymous #4 9h

Idjk what stuff from the mid 1800’s is relevant now or even for the last 60 years it's 2026

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Anonymous OP 9h

I know you dont know what relevant.

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Anonymous OP 9h

But the issue was we didn't like the Cuban Revolution because Batista was our guy & Cuba was pretty much a vassal state under Bastia

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Anonymous #4 9h

Noi don’t believe in using AI & am currently at the gym.

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Anonymous OP 9h

Hell yeah

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Anonymous #4 8h

Thank you just did 100 flights of stairs in 20 minutes & that's PR for me It usually takes me 20:33

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Anonymous #4 6h

Yeah and then they installed a dictator responsible for horrible human rights violations and Cuban citizens didn’t like it (obviously)

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