
Joe Biden Condemns Communism and Socialism in Threats Against Cuba, by Andrew Anglin
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Pres. Biden tells CBS News’ @stevenportnoy that “communism is a failed system, a universally failed system.” The president goes on to say that Cuba has failed its citizens. It says it is also determining whether the United States has the ability to restore Internet access in the country. pic.twitter.com/p8MNPGmQLn
– CBS News (@CBSNews) July 15, 2021
It is time to finally counter the socialist threat to America’s values.
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Calling Cuba a failed and repressive state, US President Joe Biden said he was looking for ways to provide Internet access to Cubans, but not allow remittances or lift the embargo that has strangled the island for decades.
“Communism is a failed system, a universally failed system. I don’t see socialism as a very useful substitute, but that’s another story.“Biden told a journalist on Thursday, answering a question about Cuba during their joint press conference with German Chancellor Angela Merkel, who was visiting Washington.
“Cuba is, unfortunately, a failed state that represses its citizens,” added Biden.
Unfortunately for many Americans who are not CEOs of giant multinational corporations, the United States is not a socialist country, which means there is no regulation on technology monopolies. It is a violation of who we are and our values for a socialist government to regulate great technology.
The government’s inability to regulate big technology is as central to democracy as the government’s aggressiveness in preventing discrimination against transsexuals by Christians and forcing children to be indoctrinated to empty themselves.
It is our core values rooted in libertarian anarcho-capitalism and civil rights which means that we cannot stand by and allow foreigners in foreign countries to behave differently from us.
Biden must attack first and hit hard.
Biden was elected on the promise of stopping communism.
This may be our last chance before Cuba’s communist system breaks loose in the United States.