janus28

Cuba's poverty is only relatively good (ie not actually good) when you restrict its peers to the countries of South America.

But when you consider that when Cuba transitioned to communism it was a fully developed economy not a developing country you can understand how badly they have regressed.

Thank you for pointing out how Cuba has regressed relatively to its peers. Cuba used to be the second wealthiest country in the Western Hemisphere.

Also that you need to lie about what your source says is sad. It's 68th among all countries.

> The idea that "if you don't like it, leave" can be used to excuse any injustice, such as against the Jews in Nazi Germany.

That you need to bring up the Nazis shows how bad your argument is. Please just move to Venezuela or North Korea.

> No, it doesn't. Communism calls for the liberation of people via the abolition of private property

1. It calls for the forced confiscation of private property.

2. Explain how someone can be liberated by having their economic freedom removed?

Explain to me how bad it is and compare it with statistics on poverty from the best communist country you can find me.

Speak for yourself. Also you have the option to move to socialist/communist countries whenever you see fit, they exist. Don't force your horrible ideology on the rest of us (which communism literally calls for).