Fidel Castro on Human Nature
Browse 7 quotations attributed to Fidel Castro, catalogued under Human Nature, with dates where available.
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Attributed to Fidel Castro, entry #29249: "Marx and Lenin represent precisely the two human personalities that will mark the passage between prehistory and the history of mankind."
Attributed to Fidel Castro, entry #238517: "The capitalist system of production, once it had given all it was capable of giving, became an abysmal obstacle to the progress of humanity."
7 Quotes by Fidel Castro on Human Nature
"Marx and Lenin represent precisely the two human personalities that will mark the passage between prehistory and the history of mankind."
"The capitalist system of production, once it had given all it was capable of giving, became an abysmal obstacle to the progress of humanity."
"In short, The National General Assembly of the Cuban People condemns the exploitation of man by man, and the exploitation of underdeveloped countries by imperialists capital."
"Marxism-Leninism is the denial of the exploitation of man by man, that has been precisely the source of crimes, wars, oppressions and calamities that humanity has suffered over millennia."
"If we had paused to tell the people that we were Marxist-Leninists while we were on Pico Turquino and not yet strong, it is possible that we would never have been able to descend to the plains."
"For this great mass of humanity has said, "Enough!" and has begun to march. And their march of giants will not be halted until they conquer true independence = for which they have died in vain more than one. Today, however, those who die will die like the Cubans at the Bay of Pigs - they will die for their own, true, never-to-be-surrendered independence."
"Human rights are very often spoken of, but we must also speak of humanity's rights. Why should some people go barefoot that others may travel in expensive cars? Why should some live only 35 years that others may live 70? Why should some be miserably poor that others may be exaggeratedly rich? I speak on behalf of the children of the world who do not even have a piece of bread. I speak on behalf of the sick who lack medicine. I speak to you on behalf of those who have been denied the right to life and human dignity."