Internet-Spreading American Gets 15-Year Sentence In Cuba 386
decora writes "American social worker Alan Phillip Gross, who has spent years connecting developing countries to the internet, has been sentenced by a 'Security Court' in Cuba to 15 years in prison. His crime: 'Acts against the Independence and Territorial Integrity of the State.' The Cuban government also claimed he was trying to 'destroy the Revolution through the use of communication systems out of the control of authorities.'"
If your government isn't strong enough (Score:4, Funny)
to withstand criticism, maybe it doesn't deserve to rule.
Re:Violent revolutions create Dictatorships (Score:3, Funny)
and yet they still, quite simply, are taxed without having any representation.
Nothing you said justifies that.
it just makes you feel better about it.