Castro: power worship and poverty
Castro's value is as a symbol of the brain-addled power worship by baby boomer leftists in western democracies.
If Fidel Castro deserves to be remembered for anything, it is as a symbol.
A symbol, that is, of the kind of brain addled power and celebrity worship indulged in by a certain type of western left winger.
It is – or should be – odd that a charismatic “Maximum Leader”, striding around the place
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Castro: power worship and poverty
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