When you read the right wing perspective on the Cuban situation you have to wonder , beneath all the obvious love and concern for the well-being of 'real' Cubans, what it's going to take to 'help' those deluded revolutionaries get over it?  Something tells me it's going to be a lot less like sitting them down for some common sense, or  buying the world a coke and more like the brutal repression that is laid at the door of Fidel Castro.   A  'democratic 'revolution - like the ones in Chile, or Indonesia, Rwanda, Libya, or Ukraine  or can be every bit as iconoclastic, brutal and bloodthirsty as the worst of the 'socialistic' or 'anarchistic' ones. Except we choose not to reflect on those. 

One thing that is for certain is that there exists, between the Cuban population of the island and those who perceive themselves as having been 'dispossessed' and 'forced to leave',  some amount of  retribution,and restitution to be attained.  Much like the Israelites finally coming home again.