This piece was published Sunday in the New York Times’ Sunday Review magazine, and Daily Wire writer Kassy Dillion couldn’t quite believe what she was reading — even for the New York Times, this is really over-the-top. The piece is entitled, “Cuba’s Next Transformation.”
This paragraph in the New York Times is insane. pic.twitter.com/HOq8iMFpE0
— Kassy Dillon (@KassyDillon) January 11, 2019
It’s not just that Cuba is respected for standing up to “the American behemoth”: “Cuba is also beloved and admired for its international medical assistance program, for its prowess in music and dance, in art and athletics.”
Yeah, didn’t President Obama attend a baseball game there and do the wave with Raul Castro? The players probably would have preferred to defect to the United States if given the chance, but Obama was just visiting and soaking up the culture.
Remove the first three words of your tweet.
— Ryan M. Spaeder (@theaceofspaeder) January 11, 2019
Have they lost their ever-loving minds?!
— Nieds Dead Horse (@NDH_j_m_f) January 11, 2019
the nyt's long and undistinguished history of humping fidel and raoul's legs continues. https://t.co/CyKNY77Quo
— Just Karl (@justkarl) January 11, 2019
this is arguably one of the worst things the times has printed and all the editors who kept their mouths shut to run it should be deeply ashamed https://t.co/0AdU8EAiDp
— Joe Gabriel Simonson (@SaysSimonson) January 11, 2019
Add this to their plucky demeanor: not only are their prisons the envy of the totalitarian world ; their targeted microwave transmissions causing permanent brain damage to its victims are the bomb! In short, NYT paradise!
— Robert Brownell (@robertopolk3925) January 11, 2019
Embarrassing nonsense. https://t.co/pfpYZpxs5r
— (((AG))) (@AG_Conservative) January 11, 2019
I've been to Cuba and its "achievements" need to be explained with context.
— Rick Wright ن ⛪?? (@RickWright67) January 11, 2019
They also have a majority of the population that is starving while the dictator's family lives a life of luxury taking money from the people. So how about you report on the INJUSTICE because they do NOT deserve that as a people.
— Kelly Barnwell (@GGLeafOnTheWind) January 11, 2019
RIP the @nytimes. This is extremely sad, but it's something that we see in most of the mainstream media in the western world. Insane in deed
— Edrit Franquiz (@Edritf) January 11, 2019
So insane it’s not worth responding to. What has the NYT become? Real need for adult supervision in that newsroom.
— Patrick Crowley (@rpc68) January 11, 2019
That is awful
— KB ???? (@kb1202) January 11, 2019
There is ZERO editorial control at the NYT anymore. Wow
— Bhess (@Bhess) January 11, 2019
— Chris Selby (@cbselby318) January 11, 2019
Amazing. pic.twitter.com/7NUJPjcGAH
— Joe Barnas (@BarnasJoe) January 11, 2019
I firmly believe, the author of this paragraph is from another dimension, where Cuba isn't a dumpster fire of humanity. That us the only reason to explain this drastic separation from reality.
— Michael (@mcaark) January 11, 2019
Laughable.
— ??????? ???????? (@winningatmylife) January 11, 2019
Pluck?
— RockChalk ?? (@NotZacksMom) January 11, 2019
Jesus, does everyone at the NYT's hate America? Do they see a country intentionally starving its people as "medical assistance"? Do they see a country suppressing the arts as achieving? My God.
— Deb Ramey (@ramey_deb) January 11, 2019
All I needed to read was "the United States can no longer claim to being the democratic bastion it once was,". Yeah, okay, I see where you're coming from. Trash. Next.
— Blue Blaze Irregular (@Banzai_HB88) January 11, 2019
Find yourself someone who loves you as much as the NYT hates America.
— Some random thoughts (@someideasnstuff) January 11, 2019
Save this…my God! This is some serious gaslighting at work here.
— MAMAisNOTtheLAW (@IAMTHELLAW) January 11, 2019
Someone wrote that, and at least one editor—probably more than one—said “Yeah, this is probably accurate.”
— Robert Smith "Hudson, Sir. He's Hicks." (@Pr1vate_Hud50n) January 11, 2019
I often float long distances on rubber tires to reach inferior lands.
— Kinetic Learner (@kineticlearner1) January 11, 2019
Yes, it’s filed under Opinion, but come on, New York Times, you don’t have to publish everything submitted to you.
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— Twitchy Team (@TwitchyTeam) December 18, 2018
