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Despite everything, Márquez Duany doesn’t blame Trump. “There are probably too many people here,” he says. “I understand trying to get rid of those who shouldn’t be here. But Trump should look at each individual case.

“Like mine.”

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[–] [email protected] 6 points 1 week ago

Ok I live in Miami and based on some conversations, some Cubans love nothing more than being the victim. Everything is someone else’s fault. Cuban govt, other immigrants, the police, taxes, it has become a culture of victimhood. Obviously not all, but it is definitely a trend.

“If it wasn’t for [insert perceived thing] I would be a millionaire!”

I’m not surprised they like hearing from Trump that it is all someone’s fault.