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Σε όλη μου την ζωή μόνο σε γάμους, κηδείες, βαφτίσια και μνημόσυνα έχω πάει σε εκκλησία τύπε.

Είσαι άθεος τότε. κομμουνιζεις σύμφωνα με κάποιους δεξιους

Είμαι.
Και υπάρχουν πολλοί μη κομουνιστές άθεοι.

Gewponos90 έγραψε: 29 Νοέμ 2021, 10:47

Chainis έγραψε: 29 Νοέμ 2021, 08:18

Gewponos90 έγραψε: 27 Νοέμ 2021, 23:09


Είσαι άθεος τότε. κομμουνιζεις σύμφωνα με κάποιους δεξιους

Είμαι.
Και υπάρχουν πολλοί μη κομουνιστές άθεοι.

Εγώ το ξέρω. Οι περισσότεροι άθεοι θα έλεγα ότι είναι μη κομμουνιστές. Απλά μιας και τσουβαλιαζουμε αβερτα, είπα να το κάνω και εγώ μια φορα

Sol έγραψε: 26 Νοέμ 2022, 21:37 Μεγάλο πρόσωπο στην επαναστατική ιστορία

Ασέβαστος έγραψε: 26 Νοέμ 2021, 18:52

Fluffy έγραψε: 26 Νοέμ 2021, 18:15

Ασέβαστος έγραψε: 26 Νοέμ 2021, 08:34

δικτατορα θες να πεις.

πραγματικά καταπίεζε τους εκμεταλλευτές.

ολο τον λαο

Sol έγραψε: 14 Αύγ 2023, 00:42 Εκτοτε ο κουβανικος λαός μεγαλουργησε, με μεγαλύτερη επιτυχία το επίπεδο παιδείας και υγείας.

In the 1950s, Cuba's gross domestic product (GDP) per capita was roughly equal to that of Italy at the time, although still only a sixth of that of the United States. Moreover, although corruption and inequality were rife under Batista, Cuban industrial workers' wages rose significantly. In 1953, the average Cuban family only had an income of $6.00 a week, 15% to 20% of the labor force was chronically unemployed, and only a third of the homes had running water. Despite this, according to the International Labour Organization, the average industrial salary in Cuba became the world's eighth-highest in 1958, and the average agricultural wage was higher than some European nations (although, according to one sample from 1956-7, agricultural workers could only find employment for an average of 123 days per year while farm owners, rural tenants and sharecroppers worked an average of only 135 days per year)

Scouser έγραψε: 15 Αύγ 2023, 13:15 Κάποια στιγμή, θα πρέπει η παρεξηγημένη και κατασυκοφαντημένη μορφή που λεγόταν Φουλγκένθιο Μπατίστα να λάβει την ιστορική αποκατάσταση που της αξίζει:

In the 1950s, Cuba's gross domestic product (GDP) per capita was roughly equal to that of Italy at the time, although still only a sixth of that of the United States. Moreover, although corruption and inequality were rife under Batista, Cuban industrial workers' wages rose significantly. In 1953, the average Cuban family only had an income of $6.00 a week, 15% to 20% of the labor force was chronically unemployed, and only a third of the homes had running water. Despite this, according to the International Labour Organization, the average industrial salary in Cuba became the world's eighth-highest in 1958, and the average agricultural wage was higher than some European nations (although, according to one sample from 1956-7, agricultural workers could only find employment for an average of 123 days per year while farm owners, rural tenants and sharecroppers worked an average of only 135 days per year)

In the 1950s, Cuba's gross domestic product (GDP) per capita was roughly equal to that of Italy at the time