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]]> http://www.virtuosi.com.br/2008/11/19/teste-final/comment-page-1/#comment-3112 Reymund Tue, 08 May 2012 09:12:14 +0000 http://www.virtuosi.com.br/?p=13#comment-3112 no. And Cuba has something in comomn with the war on drugs. If it weren't for our failed policy, in Cuba's case the embargo, Castro would have been gone decades ago, just like every other cold-war dictator. Clearly, in Cuba's case, if the purpose of the embargo was to get rid of Castro, it failed. With Cuba, the argument went that since Castro is bad, then the embargo must be good. With drugs, the argument is that since drugs are bad, then prohibition must be good. It just doesn't work. It would be nice if, say, after 50 or 100 years of failure, we could reassess a situation and try something new. Why can't we as a country ever admit something isn't working? (And yes, Iraq does come to mind) Saying something doesn't work is not admitting failure. It's a way to adopt and improve and achieve success.Americans who don't have passports may not realize that while (much of) the rest of the world is improving, we're treading water and even falling back. As an American, I don't like having to apologize to my friends from other countries. Sorry for our trains. Sorry for our airlines. Sorry for our run down airports bumpy roads. Sorry for our ghettos. (And of course sorry for George Bush.) Not to mention our currency is collapsing. I travel a lot to other countries. And I worry that we're becoming more and more third-world. Mindless flag waving and chants of YOU-ESS-AAY! aren't the answer. no. And Cuba has something in comomn with the war on drugs. If it weren’t for our failed policy, in Cuba’s case the embargo, Castro would have been gone decades ago, just like every other cold-war dictator. Clearly, in Cuba’s case, if the purpose of the embargo was to get rid of Castro, it failed. With Cuba, the argument went that since Castro is bad, then the embargo must be good. With drugs, the argument is that since drugs are bad, then prohibition must be good. It just doesn’t work. It would be nice if, say, after 50 or 100 years of failure, we could reassess a situation and try something new. Why can’t we as a country ever admit something isn’t working? (And yes, Iraq does come to mind) Saying something doesn’t work is not admitting failure. It’s a way to adopt and improve and achieve success.Americans who don’t have passports may not realize that while (much of) the rest of the world is improving, we’re treading water and even falling back. As an American, I don’t like having to apologize to my friends from other countries. Sorry for our trains. Sorry for our airlines. Sorry for our run down airports bumpy roads. Sorry for our ghettos. (And of course sorry for George Bush.) Not to mention our currency is collapsing. I travel a lot to other countries. And I worry that we’re becoming more and more third-world. Mindless flag waving and chants of YOU-ESS-AAY! aren’t the answer.

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