Re: [Marxism] Saints in Haiti

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In a message dated 3/14/2004 12:34:50 PM Central Standard Time,
cdbrady@xxxxxxxxxxxxx writes:

Cuban doctors also work in Haiti but don't expect such a sympathetic
report-if any by the New York Times or the Press of the West-on their
humanitarian exercise.  Note the described  "tough nuns".  Readers
infuse the phrase with admiration for those dedicated women who remain
devoted to their compassionate duty in such harsh conditions.  But how
would American readers interpret "the Cuban Medical Mission, run by a
few tough Communists"?


Reply

"Tough communists" only differ from "tough nuns" in that the latter are
abolitionists on the side of the proletariat.

We communist workers have no hidden agenda. Victory to the workers in their
current struggle also includes the medical field and the bullet riddled and
aids inflicted suffering masses.

Abolitionists on the side of the proletariat.

Melvin P.

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