mue 26 wrote:Cuba has like practically no homelessness doesn't it? Cuba>>>>>>USA.
When 99% of the cuban population is considered dirt poor by 1st world standards, yes the homeless population would be considerably low. Live in many of the over populated dilapidated buildings run by the state or just go live at a farm if you really have no place else to go. That or prison.. or try your luck rafting to Miami. Problem solved all in a days work for Castro. Heck he'll even throw the prisoners out on a boat and send them to Miami like they did back in the 80's.
Most of the people are starting to wise up in that country. The younger generation is pressuring for reform and it's slowly but surely happening.
So ya, id still rather go to Cuba and experience laughing at the propaganda with punk bands that play against the regime then go to NK.
Especially when it comes to how my money is used, id rather not spend a cent on a regime that holds concentration camps and practices family genocide. No matter how messed up the U.S is too, I think it's shameful tourists allow themselves to be curious enough to actually visit that country. We have enough documentaries out there to satisfy anything we dont already know.
Im all for positive change though. No wars or anything, that would be a nightmare of death. How to fix North Korea I believe isnt in our hands. The people in that country need to revolutionize on their own. Its gonna take a long time.