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Read read then all and submit your own comments Monday Dec 28, 2009You can't compare to the mistreatment of the hatian nation, many times government stands bias on the wet foot dry foot policy, even more so when bush entered the office. Check the stat mis cubanita or whatever more cubans are allowed that hatians bet. I'm quite shure.
Monday Dec 28, 2009Thats bull, Yeah they claim to be democratic in hati. Not!!. I just read a report where citizens of the pen wear killed for voicing their opinion on civil rights. Over half the people incarserated have never seen the judge and havent been convicted so they may never get out. Every day love ones gathet in front of the prison in front of the capital of hati awaiting information just to see if their love ones are still alive, and every day they are turned away. Kids are forced to eat mud cakes to survive because of lack of food. Woman are being beheaded and no justice is brought to their death. At least with cuba being communist their health care needs are paid for by government, but not the people of Hati. So tell me who deserve what.
Monday Dec 28, 2009YOU SAID IT I agree it shold be set forth for any nationality that is in search of a better life and human treatment. Not just Cubans.
Friday Jan 01, 2010That fact that I am "mis cubanita or whatever" doesn't exempt me from sympathizing and empathizing w/ Haiti and its people. It's not about checking statistics. Obviously Cubans are granted special treatment because of the nature of its government (communist). I was not downplaying Haiti's government or its people's suffering. I was merely explaining why Cuba was granted special status. If you'd only read my posts a little more closely, you'd note I'm not in opposition to Hatians being granted Wet Foot/Dry Foot. As I stated earlier, we are on the same side here. I wish Haitians were granted Wet Foot/Dry Foot as well. Shame you can't see it because you're too focused on me not being Haitian. Happy 2010. May the new year bring you peace. And with that peace, may understanding come. We don't all have to share the same ethnic makeup to feel for one another, or to share the same joys and concerns.
Saturday Jan 16, 2010I would agree..they should be treated as equals. The Cubans should no longer be allowed into the United States by other than legal immigration as if they were coming from Europe, Asia, not Mexico.
Tuesday Feb 09, 2010Here is my opinion, regardless to whateva nationality you are it dosen't matter. Howevewr cuba is a communistic country so health care is paid for by the government. In Haiti citizens dosen't get that option. So in all I feel that Haitians should receive the wet foot policy before anyone.
Wednesday Mar 24, 2010Thats where you are wrong..we have every right... alot of cubans want everybody to be treated same way as cubans.... but is not up to us.... talk to the Congess or WHITE HOUSE.... u blaming us for something that we dont have any control of.... HEALTH CARE: Thats the only good thing I'll say that Cuba is good at, by having the best Doctors and best medicine in the world.... AND FREE.... I dont know why, but we do desrve everything we have and we get.... you wanna complaint, contact THE CONGRESS.... BYE BYE
Sunday Oct 10, 2010Are you all serious? Haiti is a democratic country, 3rd world, but democratic nonetheless! People in cuba have every right to com to america after escaping an oppressive, communist government!
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