You are sweet mightier. You and i are good pals and i admire your work and remember that interview that you did with brian lamb on qanda. That is a credit to both of you and you did that with a great sincerity and honesty. Host brian lamb is an amazing person and i love the interviews that he does. Cspan is such a gift and as an educator guest via the grade school program. He was here and have been here for a great time. It was in the mid1980s and another student that year was jim nick governed who became a member of congress as an antiwar liberal. He helped end the war in el salvador. I had him in class and i was kind of worried about him. Youve got to get out. You are missing out on things. What do you suggest . He said there theres a wonderful shelter in dc. We go down and volunteer. He was working for a congressman said he went to town and met women from el salvador and said whats going on down there so we started taking the members of congress to el salvador and i think that he kn
El argumento ha sido repetido hasta la nausea: la política de sanciones a Cuba durante 55 años fracasó en cambiar la naturaleza del régimen cubano, por lo que era necesario un nuevo enfoque. En su discurso del 17 de diciembre de 2014 anunciando la nueva política hacia Cuba, el Presidente Obama repitió variaciones del concepto “fracaso de política” ocho veces.
Los partidarios del enfoque de compromiso del Presidente repiten continuamente el argumento del fracaso. En filosofía y lógica eso se llama “argumentar por repetición”, que busca demostrar repitiendo aseveraciones.
El planteamiento central, por supuesto, es empíricamente cierto: las sanciones económicas fracasaron en cambiar la naturaleza totalitaria del régimen cubano. Pero entonces el argumento del fracaso se vuelve erístico o “lógica inversa”