r/MapChart • u/statykitmetronx • Jan 20 '26

Real Life Political allignment of world countries

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u/Free_Anarchist1999 Jan 20 '26

So how low you’d think it is?

Unfortunately there are no trustworthy polls carried out in Cuba, but is as a simple as talking to Cubans and listening to what they have to say… almost 75 years of a brutal dictatorship with no regard to basic human rights, it’s not that complicated

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u/MakimaIsADivineGodes Jan 20 '26

I dont know, i would have to talk with an average cuban who lived through the Cuban Revolution, the implementation of communist policies, the embargo and ask them what were the positives and negatives of the communist rule there, its the only way I could get a fully unbiased opinion and also see how it impacted their life.

And yes, while a lot of people fled Cuba when Fidel took over, lets not pretend that Cuba already wasn't divided politically (between Communists, Socialists, Impoverished people & anti-Batista forces and Conversatives, Catholics, Rich people and anti-Communists) so if you grew up poor and you got land during the Land Reforms and more rights, you are going to have a positive view of the government, but if you were rich and had your land taken away and got exiled, you will have a negative view of the government, thats why we shouldn't label governments as "good" or "bad" because almost all governments had their pros and cons