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Semena Mertvykh(FRЕЕ BЕAT)

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Dread - 1.) Words,TheyMeanPlenty



[Michael Parenti, 1986, Lecture at the University of Boulder, Colorado]

You can look at any existing socialist country- if you don’t want to call them socialist, call them whatever you want; post-capitalist, whatever, I don’t care. Call it, call em camels, window-shades- doesn’t matter, as long as we know the countries we’re talking about.
You can look at any one of those countries and you can evaluate them in several ways.

One, comparing them to what they had before.
And that to me is what is very compelling.
That’s what’s so compelling about Cuba, for instance.

When I was in Cuba, I was up in the Escambray;
which  is like the Appalachia of Cuba, very rugged mountain, poor people, very poor, they were.

And I said to this campesino (farmer), I said, “do you like Fidel?” he says, “si, si (yes, yes) with all our soul.” I remember this gesture- “with all our soul.” 

I said, “why?”

And he pointed to this clinic right up there on the hill, which we had visited.
He said, “look at that.”

He said, “before the revolution, we never saw a doctor. If someone was seriously ill, it would take twenty people to carry that person because you’d go day and night. It would take two days to get to the hospital. Now we have this clinic up here, with a full time doctor!”

And today, a doctor in Cuba- when you become a doctor you’ve got to spend two years out in the country, that’s your dedication to the people.

He said, “that’s freedom, we’re free and today we have more life.”

And I talked to a guy in Havana who says to me, “before, all I used to see here in Havana, you call this drab and dull we see it as a cleaner city. It’s true, the paint is peeling off the walls, but you don’t see kids begging in the streets anymore and you don’t see prostitutes.”
Always, there was prostitutes. Prostitution used to be one of the biggest industries.



And today, this man, is going to night school. He said, “I can read! I can read. Do you know what it means to be able to read?!”

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