>The club of those who propose presidential assassinations is far more exclusive. May people of all countries join you.
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>Castro isn't a "president", he's a dictator. And admit it - pushing Castro down a flight of stairs would make one feel good.

One or two. Nevertheless, he IS a PRESIDENT of a COUNTRY, PERIOD. You may believe your propaganda, and the Cubans and others have equal rights to believe their own propaganda. Once you open a hunting season, any president of any country becomes fair game. And it can spiral endlessly.

Just like you can question the legitimacy of Cuban government because it came to power by a popular revolution, so can anyone question yours. I don't like the way they are running their country, they are an example of statist/stalinist everyone-spies-on-everyone and The Party Knows Everything, the worst kind of socialism that's hardly worth its name. But it's theirs to dismantle if they decide so. If capitalism was so good for Cuba, Castro wouldn't have stood a chance, would he? If socialism is so bad for Cuba, it will crumble from within. It happened before. But if it's overthrown from outside, the outsider will bear the wrath of the people forever. You wouldn't like it if UK assassinated Jefferson, eh?

>People don't learn from tragedies like 9/11, they learn from learning to think about those catastrophies and what they mean if there's no response.

Right. Serbia should remember to attack whole NATO some day, preemptively.