I have a passport, but aside from some half-remembered Spanish courses from high school, I’m completely monolingual.
Sadly, the US prohibits travel to Cuba for vacations, otherwise I’d gladly put some money into their economy.
I have a passport, but aside from some half-remembered Spanish courses from high school, I’m completely monolingual.
Sadly, the US prohibits travel to Cuba for vacations, otherwise I’d gladly put some money into their economy.
Yeah, I don’t get it. As I said, if you’re so concerned about not doing an imperialism, the mainland US has so much to offer in terms of natural beauty, there has to be a beach somewhere ffs.
Also, if this is actually such an important ethical problem for you, you literally can’t go outside the mainland without a guilty conscience.
The mainland is also stolen land, there’s no ethical consumption etc etc.
At least in cuba you’re contributing much needed foreign currency to their socialist economy in contravention of the wishes of the US state (not to say there are no issues with tourism in cuba, but there are some mitigating factors that put it above capitalist, especially settler-colonial states to me). In florida you’re just contributing to the desantis regime and the utter destruction of indigenous lands.
Absolutely, the US itself is definitely the worst in terms of “being complicit in colonial exploitation”. I don’t know what the “right” answer is though
yeah i honestly feel like this idea leads to leftists acting like drunk/belligerent assclowns in cuba. and you’re right, we have like every typeof environment you can want without leaving mainland America. mountains, canyons, beaches, wetlands, you literally never need to leave to see them all. save the money, travel domestically and donate to cuba aid if you want to do the most ethical thing.