Letter to Fidel (because Plato is dead) Dear Fidel,
I'd say if we were both of the people, and we are ...
Teach me how to do the revolution!
Leader Maximo Know that as I can not agree completely, because I've always been a supporter of democracy: government of the people. Maybe you have some 'misunderstood, so many things done is questionable.
yet ... Yet your government distributes free medicines for cancer, and steps for your people with the nurses paid ten U.S. dollars per hour, tax free, of course (and God forbid!), but are given free of charge to foreigners equipped folder patient clinic, which are up to your beautiful land, where the poor are so poor that they do not even know that there is Italy.
E' questa la via? dopo l'Embargo che a ragione avvinghiava il tuo paese, ma non è così che si cambia un governo, stai invadendo il mondo con il veleno di uno scorpione blu, che però, omeopaticamente?, sembra far bene.
Il mio senso di SmilLila per il complotto potrebbe anche pensare ad un preventivato sterminio, ma qualcosa mi dice che il comunismo ha il suo ben fare, come tutti i governi. Persino il nostro, che prima o poi, di destra o di sinistra o di Terzo polo che si tratti, provvederà di sicuro a smerciarci il farmaco; pagando, s'intende, ma solo per non aumentarci le tasse.
Mah! in fondo non è ancora certo che funzioni... però your revolution!
I met people who want to return to Cuba do not know why, maybe it's the call of the motherland. Perhaps it is that, eventually, five pounds of rice per month is sufficient as a bargaining chip to get treatment for free, even if you have the pants with the patches. Even if you have the pants.
Dear Fidel ...
You've eliminated the social classes, at least in the economic sense of the term (so I'm told). All earn equally, and can study for free, for the career you choose. It matters little if the hostess of forcing the airport to take four inches of heels, ruining my back. Mica you've done your doctor: you made the revolution.
Plato died some time ago, but he also posed a great city where you were with each role, and the just wage.
The workers eventually be met, whether priests or kings, minstrels or doctors, more workers are.
You see, here we serve you? Our workers go on strike so often, and also health care professionals, flight, market ... that occurs to me that there is a problem in our free market system.
Dear Fidel ...
agree that Plato did not like tyrants, and yet it seems to me that in common, at least on the starting line, you have both at heart the interests of the people, if your plan the original has some 'deviant, the Philosopher, moreover, has never completed his own!
Here, however, we find ourselves with a far more thorny problem of a scorpion, though perhaps, homeopathy, we deserve it (almost to the point and destination ): I elect a representative, thinking I can do my interests, in line with an ideal ... I committed suicide and that the ideal (but perhaps euthanasia), once the straps, if necessary, and perhaps double face top brand, and went with some other current, as if the Antarctic in recent days was not enough.
I freezes the heart.
Luckily, you do not go to elections, so that the fingers affected.
Dear Fidel.
Until you come to teach the revolution, I continue to work on the interior, hoping and trusting enough in Plotinus (a pupil of Plato, but unfortunately already passed away), which argued that " gods must be similar, not to good men. Do not be without sin, but being a God, is the end .
The road is very long, and there are no Eurostar, let alone low-cost flights, take time. In the meantime I will keep in mind that nobody, not even you who have struggled for freedom, while forgetting the way to get there in time, can change le cose in alto se non le cambia in basso, perché sopra e sotto si equivalgono. Lo dice anche il Padre Nostro, che qualcosa di rivoluzioni ne sa: "come in cielo, così in terra".
Carissimo Fidel
senza andare a scomodare Quello, un certo saggio diceva "dalla comprensione di come si produce il disordine deriva naturalmente l'ordine".
E, ancora: "la totale libertà interiore...esiste solamente quando non siete impegnati, quando non appartenete a qualcosa, quando siete in grado di rimanere completamente soli, senza amarezza, senza cinismo, senza speranza né delusione...".
Si chiamava J. Krishnamurti, ed è also dead.
But you and I, then, what future do we have?
Meanwhile 
