OT: The Devil is Dead!!!

[BALLHAWKU]

Cuba is still under a despotic regime and Cuban exiles still voted for someone in America who said they would imprison his rivals --- much like Fidel.

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[Hurricanemike32]

Cuba is still under a despotic regime and Cuban exiles still voted for someone in America who said they would imprison his rivals --- much like Fidel.

?

Liberal.

 

[CaneFan79]

Next mission:

[video=youtube;m3N5l-URMJw]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m3N5l-URMJw[/video]

 

[rt cane]

I already miss him.

 

[loreste]

Cuba is still under a despotic regime and Cuban exiles still voted for someone in America who said they would imprison his rivals --- much like Fidel.

?

Liberal.

What's wrong with being a liberal? in any case, glad Fidel is gone. There is still alot of work to do, Cuba isn't free today. They still live under another Castro but this is a first step. Hope the other kick it soon too.

 

[Hurracanes]

Wish my great grandparents and grandparents were here to witness this. Happy for my parents. Cuba is one step closer to freedom. I never celebrate anyone's death but I'll enjoy this one.

 

[Hurricanemike32]

Wish my great grandparents and grandparents were here to witness this. Happy for my parents. Cuba is one step closer to freedom. I never celebrate anyone's death but I'll enjoy this one.

Nothing is wrong with it...I will have to re-read my one word post to see how you could have possibly come to that conclusion. I would consider myself to be a conservative and while I don't agree with a lot of the president-elect social views I am optimistic that his economic plans take some burden off of my company. I definitely feel that I have paid more than my fair share over the past 8 years.

 

[Hurracanes]

Wish my great grandparents and grandparents were here to witness this. Happy for my parents. Cuba is one step closer to freedom. I never celebrate anyone's death but I'll enjoy this one.

Nothing is wrong with it...I will have to re-read my one word post to see how you could have possibly come to that conclusion. I would consider myself to be a conservative and while I don't agree with a lot of the president-elect social views I am optimistic that his economic plans take some burden off of my company. I definitely feel that I have paid more than my fair share over the past 8 years.

Huh?

 

[Hurricanemike32]

Wish my great grandparents and grandparents were here to witness this. Happy for my parents. Cuba is one step closer to freedom. I never celebrate anyone's death but I'll enjoy this one.

Nothing is wrong with it...I will have to re-read my one word post to see how you could have possibly come to that conclusion. I would consider myself to be a conservative and while I don't agree with a lot of the president-elect social views I am optimistic that his economic plans take some burden off of my company. I definitely feel that I have paid more than my fair share over the past 8 years.

Huh?

LOL!!! Oops, I meant to reply to the post above yours...sorry man.

 

[Cane Dynasty]

Butch Davis barely gets hired at FIU and he's already taken out Castro.

lmfao

 

[section9]

Golden is out, Herman to Texas, Jimbo stuck at FSU, Miami will beat Duke and, who knows, might even draw the Taint in a bowl game. Now Castro is in ****.

Can a National Championship for the Canes be far behind?

 

[OriginalCanesCanesCanes]

Leaving this here just for the lulz

 

[Spindrift]

Does this mean all the Cubans will be going home?

They are home. Little Havana.

Cuba is still under a despotic regime and Cuban exiles still voted for someone in America who said they would imprison his rivals --- much like Fidel.

Well said. Not only did they vote for a dumb *** a couple weeks ago, they supported Castro's revolution. Then when **** did not work out the way they wanted, Castro became their enemy.

Cuba is still under a despotic regime and Cuban exiles still voted for someone in America who said they would imprison his rivals --- much like Fidel.

Except the American candidate isn't going to take their homes or business away from them, only allow them a figure of wattage to power their homes or businesses every month, not allow them to have Internet in their homes or businesses, etc.

Of course not but I think you understand how it's upsetting that older Cuban generations tend to vote a certain way because they believeJFK mishandled the Bay of Pigs...

They are upset because they believed in Castro and he did what most dictators do. They supported the revolution. They wanted Castro. Go back in time and see how much reverence the Cuban people had for Castro. The same ones voting for another dictator and have Ronny Reagan pictures in their bathrooms.

Cuba is still under a despotic regime and Cuban exiles still voted for someone in America who said they would imprison his rivals --- much like Fidel.

?

Liberal.

Right here. Got a question?

Cuba is still under a despotic regime and Cuban exiles still voted for someone in America who said they would imprison his rivals --- much like Fidel.

?

Liberal.

What's wrong with being a liberal? in any case, glad Fidel is gone. There is still a lot of work to do, Cuba isn't free today. They still live under another Castro but this is a first step. Hope the other kick it soon too.

They are closer to freedom and they are in better shape today because of President Obama. But they don't know it. They refuse to know it. Elian Gonzalez is a great example. I wonder how many here applauded Janet Reno's death? I saw it on other forums with people just like are on here.
I bet they are crying in Cuba right now. While the Cuban community in Miami celebrates.

 

[OriginalCanesCanesCanes]

Does this mean all the Cubans will be going home?

They are home. Little Havana.

Cuba is still under a despotic regime and Cuban exiles still voted for someone in America who said they would imprison his rivals --- much like Fidel.

Well said. Not only did they vote for a dumb *** a couple weeks ago, they supported Castro's revolution. Then when **** did not work out the way they wanted, Castro became their enemy.

Except the American candidate isn't going to take their homes or business away from them, only allow them a figure of wattage to power their homes or businesses every month, not allow them to have Internet in their homes or businesses, etc.

Of course not but I think you understand how it's upsetting that older Cuban generations tend to vote a certain way because they believeJFK mishandled the Bay of Pigs...

They are upset because they believed in Castro and he did what most dictators do. They supported the revolution. They wanted Castro. Go back in time and see how much reverence the Cuban people had for Castro. The same ones voting for another dictator and have Ronny Reagan pictures in their bathrooms.



Right here. Got a question?

Cuba is still under a despotic regime and Cuban exiles still voted for someone in America who said they would imprison his rivals --- much like Fidel.

?

Liberal.

What's wrong with being a liberal? in any case, glad Fidel is gone. There is still a lot of work to do, Cuba isn't free today. They still live under another Castro but this is a first step. Hope the other kick it soon too.

They are closer to freedom and they are in better shape today because of President Obama. But they don't know it. They refuse to know it. Elian Gonzalez is a great example. I wonder how many here applauded Janet Reno's death? I saw it on other forums with people just like are on here.
I bet they are crying in Cuba right now. While the Cuban community in Miami celebrates.

I have a question. Could you please drink a gallon of bleach, but first stop posting your inane political opinions here?

 

[Spindrift]

Does this mean all the Cubans will be going home?

They are home. Little Havana.

Cuba is still under a despotic regime and Cuban exiles still voted for someone in America who said they would imprison his rivals --- much like Fidel.

Well said. Not only did they vote for a dumb *** a couple weeks ago, they supported Castro's revolution. Then when **** did not work out the way they wanted, Castro became their enemy.

Of course not but I think you understand how it's upsetting that older Cuban generations tend to vote a certain way because they believeJFK mishandled the Bay of Pigs...

They are upset because they believed in Castro and he did what most dictators do. They supported the revolution. They wanted Castro. Go back in time and see how much reverence the Cuban people had for Castro. The same ones voting for another dictator and have Ronny Reagan pictures in their bathrooms.



Right here. Got a question?

?

Liberal.

What's wrong with being a liberal? in any case, glad Fidel is gone. There is still a lot of work to do, Cuba isn't free today. They still live under another Castro but this is a first step. Hope the other kick it soon too.

They are closer to freedom and they are in better shape today because of President Obama. But they don't know it. They refuse to know it. Elian Gonzalez is a great example. I wonder how many here applauded Janet Reno's death? I saw it on other forums with people just like are on here.
I bet they are crying in Cuba right now. While the Cuban community in Miami celebrates.

I have a question. Could you please drink a gallon of bleach, but first stop posting your inane political opinions here?

Hey all I did was respond to the other inane political posts before mine. Unless its against the forums TOS, GFY.

 

[KevinCaneFace]

Does this mean all the Cubans will be going home?

They are home. Little Havana.

Cuba is still under a despotic regime and Cuban exiles still voted for someone in America who said they would imprison his rivals --- much like Fidel.

Well said. Not only did they vote for a dumb *** a couple weeks ago, they supported Castro's revolution. Then when **** did not work out the way they wanted, Castro became their enemy.



They are upset because they believed in Castro and he did what most dictators do. They supported the revolution. They wanted Castro. Go back in time and see how much reverence the Cuban people had for Castro. The same ones voting for another dictator and have Ronny Reagan pictures in their bathrooms.



Right here. Got a question?

Liberal.

What's wrong with being a liberal? in any case, glad Fidel is gone. There is still a lot of work to do, Cuba isn't free today. They still live under another Castro but this is a first step. Hope the other kick it soon too.

They are closer to freedom and they are in better shape today because of President Obama. But they don't know it. They refuse to know it. Elian Gonzalez is a great example. I wonder how many here applauded Janet Reno's death? I saw it on other forums with people just like are on here.
I bet they are crying in Cuba right now. While the Cuban community in Miami celebrates.

I have a question. Could you please drink a gallon of bleach, but first stop posting your inane political opinions here?

Hey all I did was respond to the other inane political posts before mine. Unless its against the forums TOS, GFY.

Are they crying in Cuba because they'll face firing squads if they don't? Maybe because they're thinking of the family members killed? It's amazing how many progressives here complain about oppression and human rights here while supporting a guy who'd kick you out of the country for being .

 

[KevinCaneFace]

Side note: we live in a country where same *** marriage is legal buy our board edits out the word g-ay

 

[Mikesmith29150]

White man kills 98% of the so called Indians but Castro is the devil.The Bible says different. That man in Revelation Chapter 1 will see you real soon Esau.

 

[OriginalCanesCanesCanes]

^^^^^^^^

LMFAO at the retardation

 

[Gatorhater]

Does this mean all the Cubans will be going home?

They are home. Little Havana.

Cuba is still under a despotic regime and Cuban exiles still voted for someone in America who said they would imprison his rivals --- much like Fidel.

Well said. Not only did they vote for a dumb *** a couple weeks ago, they supported Castro's revolution. Then when **** did not work out the way they wanted, Castro became their enemy.

Except the American candidate isn't going to take their homes or business away from them, only allow them a figure of wattage to power their homes or businesses every month, not allow them to have Internet in their homes or businesses, etc.

Of course not but I think you understand how it's upsetting that older Cuban generations tend to vote a certain way because they believeJFK mishandled the Bay of Pigs...

They are upset because they believed in Castro and he did what most dictators do. They supported the revolution. They wanted Castro. Go back in time and see how much reverence the Cuban people had for Castro. The same ones voting for another dictator and have Ronny Reagan pictures in their bathrooms.



Right here. Got a question?

Cuba is still under a despotic regime and Cuban exiles still voted for someone in America who said they would imprison his rivals --- much like Fidel.

?

Liberal.

What's wrong with being a liberal? in any case, glad Fidel is gone. There is still a lot of work to do, Cuba isn't free today. They still live under another Castro but this is a first step. Hope the other kick it soon too.

They are closer to freedom and they are in better shape today because of President Obama. But they don't know it. They refuse to know it. Elian Gonzalez is a great example. I wonder how many here applauded Janet Reno's death? I saw it on other forums with people just like are on here.
I bet they are crying in Cuba right now. While the Cuban community in Miami celebrates.

Elian raises an interesting question. It sounds like you might agree with his deportation. Since it was basically a legal status case, ion this case wet or dry foot, I assume you agree that illegal aliens should be deported. Somehow, I get the feeling that when Trump starts deporting the millions of illegal Mexican aliens, you will be singing a different.

Janet, RIP is another interesting case. I knew her for many years. Elian's father was just about the ONLY man she thought deserved custody of a child. I like her, but her politics were horribly bias.