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    Quote Originally Posted by Thorne View Post
    Maybe, if it was surrounded by Marines! And even if you get past them, then what? Cuba? They've been known to be less tolerant of terrorists than us!
    So it's your opinion that Cuban police do a better job than American police?

    Why are you dissing the USA?
    Let's all be nonconformist

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wiscoman View Post
    So it's your opinion that Cuban police do a better job than American police?
    Why are you dissing the USA?
    No, that's not my point. Cuba is a much more restrictive country than the US. Even if the prisoners were to escape, where would they go? It's an island, albeit a large one, and not as easy to escape from as, say, crossing into Mexico, where they could establish contact with other terrorist groups. Plus, Cuba's security forces are much more intrusive and its society much more exclusive, making it more difficult for strangers to hide.

    I'm not dissing the USA, by any means. It's just that, because of the freedoms we have here, it's easier for a criminal, once he's escaped, to disappear in plain sight.
    "A casual stroll through the lunatic asylum shows that faith does not prove anything." - Friedrich Nietzsche

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    Quote Originally Posted by Thorne View Post
    No, that's not my point. Cuba is a much more restrictive country than the US. Even if the prisoners were to escape, where would they go? It's an island, albeit a large one, and not as easy to escape from as, say, crossing into Mexico, where they could establish contact with other terrorist groups. Plus, Cuba's security forces are much more intrusive and its society much more exclusive, making it more difficult for strangers to hide.

    I'm not dissing the USA, by any means. It's just that, because of the freedoms we have here, it's easier for a criminal, once he's escaped, to disappear in plain sight.
    Exactly! They know this, and they exploit it!
    Melts for Forgemstr

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    Quote Originally Posted by Thorne View Post
    No, that's not my point. Cuba is a much more restrictive country than the US. Even if the prisoners were to escape, where would they go? It's an island, albeit a large one, and not as easy to escape from as, say, crossing into Mexico, where they could establish contact with other terrorist groups. Plus, Cuba's security forces are much more intrusive and its society much more exclusive, making it more difficult for strangers to hide.

    I'm not dissing the USA, by any means. It's just that, because of the freedoms we have here, it's easier for a criminal, once he's escaped, to disappear in plain sight.
    Do not forget that the boundary between GTMO and Cuba proper is both a no man's land and a mine field

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wiscoman View Post
    So it's your opinion that Cuban police do a better job than American police?

    Why are you dissing the USA?
    No! What they said was that Cuba, as a nation, is less tolerant, that the US is these days!

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