First, the embargo prevents meds manufactured in this nation or by any company that hopes to do business with this nation from going to Cuba. Who owns the licenses for these meds? Not the nations in which the meds are manufactured, but the companies. If those companies want to do business here, they can't do business with Cuba. A couple million Cubans vs. the US. Which market would you choose?
Second, using the law to spy on people because they go to mosque (unlike the kind of surveillance that requires probable cause), and allowing law enforcement to confiscate records, materials, and equipment while slapping a gag order on individuals involved without even allowing them to tell their superiors is not reasonable.
The Patriot Act is a menace.
Current Events » in reply to MA, you are wrong on two important points
No, I'm not.
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- American Library Assn members claim that their dissent is being crushed
- re: Quotes from your article
- The treatment of Castro proves that the left only hates tyrants with poor media presence.
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