Cuba's election process.

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Jul 7, 2004
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Here's a question then - If there are elections in Cuba, and they are as phoney as the last American election. Why do 97% of the voter's show up to vote? Why would they bother? Wouldn't this number go down after a while? I did a quick search on the internet for election's in Cuba, and all I could find were websites that said - Cuba does in fact have elections, 98% of the voters do show up to the polls, but they are still a sham. Most of these websites were Based out of Miami - and *none* of them showed any proof to support the fact that the the election process is a sham. So are the elections a sham? Is fidel really a dictator? Can a dictator still be a dictator if he's voted into office? Has anyone on these forum's been to Cuba?
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More Questions - If The USA is authorized to grant 20,000 visa's a year to Cuban's, Why do they have another policy enticing people to leave illegally and not use the legal way? If someone hi-jack's a plane or a boat to leave your country - should they face criminal charges? The death penalty for high jacking seems a little extreme - was Fidel doing the right thing? Is it worse to put to death 3 hijackers to crack down on an ever increasing number of hijacking - or to put to death a mentally handicapped person? Was it worse of Fidel to put to death the 3 hi-jackers - or worse to put to death a 16 year old (Shareef Cousin) based on the evidence of one witness, who at first told police she couldn’t even describe the killer because “it was dark and I didn’t have my contact [lenses].” ? Can anyone tell me what the number of innocent people there are that have been proven to be innocent after they were already put to death in the USA? Is it wrong to put someone to death if you can't proove 100% that they commited the crime? Is that more wrong then putting to death 3 hijackers that were caught in the act (and were obviously guilty)? Should the death penalty be totally abolished like it is up here in Canada? Are the USA and Cuba both still living in draconian times because of the death penalty? Again these are just question's i'm just looking for answers.
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Jun 24, 2004
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I really doubt that 97% of there voting population showed up, As with all comminust or dictatorships any information that comes from there country has to be considered a lie,How was are election phony? Bush won the electoral college vote, its an outdated and needs to be replaced system, but he won, deal with it. And if it is true that that many people show up to there votes then i gotta believe they dont have a big voting class.Yes cuba's elections are a sham,And even if Fidel lost the vote, he would either fix the votes which he prolly does anyway, or just ingore the vote all together. But ur question is good WHY DO THE IDIOTS SHOW UP? When they know they dont control shit. Happy?
 
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I really doubt that 97% of there voting population showed up
I got this stat from an anti-fidel site based out of Miami - I dont know why they would lie about it.

As with all comminust or dictatorships any information that comes from there country has to be considered a lie
Anything Communist's say should be considered a lie? Is it in the communist manifesto to give out false information? I don't think you should blindly say anything is a lie unless you have something to make you believe otherwise. Besides Cuba being communist - what leads you to think that they are lying about stuff?

Bush won the electoral college vote, its an outdated and needs to be replaced system, but he won, deal with it.
Bush did win the elections this is true, But the majority of voters in america who took the time to vote in that election disagree that he should of won.

And if it is true that that many people show up to there votes then i gotta believe they dont have a big voting class.
Do you have the numbers? Why do you believe they don't have a big voting class? what lead you to this conclusion?

Yes cuba's elections are a sham,And even if Fidel lost the vote, he would either fix the votes which he prolly does anyway, or just ingore the vote all together.
What makes you feel that the elections is Cuba was a sham? I've seen many Anti-Castro sites that claim the elections were a sham but no one has shown anything to have me believe this to be true. Can you give me some info on why I should believe that the elections were a sham?

But ur question is good WHY DO THE IDIOTS SHOW UP? When they know they dont control shit.
I don't think it's right to call the Cuban voter's "IDIOTS" But here is a good question - If the majority of the voters are showing up at the polls, and in fact like you say the majority is not voting for Fidel - why don't we hear about Cuban's going buckwild about how Fidel fixed the elections like you do about Bush fixing the election's?
 
Jun 24, 2004
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Mac Buddha said:
I got this stat from an anti-fidel site based out of Miami - I dont know why they would lie about it.
People have many reasons to lie




Mac Buddha said:
Bush did win the elections this is true, But the majority of voters in america who took the time to vote in that election disagree that he should of won.
It doesnt matter if the majority voted for The talking robot Gore, bush won the electoral college, Its a stupid system yes but he won it, if the people think he shouldnt be president they should demand for the electoral college to be removed and a more sensible system installed.

Mac Buddha said:
Do you have the numbers? Why do you believe they don't have a big voting class? what lead you to this conclusion?
Cause i dont see 97% of there voters coming out to vote in a losing cause anyway



Mac Buddha said:
What makes you feel that the elections is Cuba was a sham? I've seen many Anti-Castro sites that claim the elections were a sham but no one has shown anything to have me believe this to be true. Can you give me some info on why I should believe that the elections were a sham?
Well first off give me a link or tell me what they were voting on,

Mac Buddha said:
I don't think it's right to call the Cuban voter's "IDIOTS" But here is a good question - If the majority of the voters are showing up at the polls, and in fact like you say the majority is not voting for Fidel - why don't we hear about Cuban's going buckwild about how Fidel fixed the elections like you do about Bush fixing the election's?
Bush didnt fix the elections, Who was Fidel running agaisnt?
 
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WHITE DEVIL said:
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It wasn't until the recent American era of the Republican media that it, along with anything else outside of America, has come into question. It might also play a role in the "black helicopters" flown by the U.N. over militia compounds and cities and communities in the Midwest that Republicans have tried to call our attention to.
No no no....I agree with all of this. Don't worry. I just found it interesting how tadou was forced to point out that this outlet wasnt owned by Murdoch, for fear of the lefties jumping all over him and saying its "biased"