Che Guevara: The Man, the Myth, the Atrocities

townhall.com ^ | 10/9/2014 | Ashley Pratte

[TexasRepublic]

As often as I see some shit-brained fashionista wearing a Che T-shirt, it is a wonder I haven’t beat one to death.

[353FMG]

>Despite Che’s murderous history, the Left continues to glorify and idolize him.<

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Why the surprise? The left is just communism light. It has always been a murderous bunch if not restrained.

They’re the ones who emotionally support the Castros, the Ho Chi Mins ,the muzzies and most importantly — abortion.

Just notice how messy, undisciplined, dirty, foul-mouthed and violent that leftist “protest” marches usually are.

See what they have done to the St. Patrick parade and other iconic events in our country and how they try to erase every trace of our Judeo-Christian heritage.

[caveat emptor]

[driftless2]

I saw a lot of those old news reels as well, but I didn't know anybody taken in by Castro and the other commies. In the eight grade when the nun left the room I remember a friend of mine getting up in front of the class and imitating Castro's harangues. We all laughed.

Even when I was a Dem I thought Castro was just another commie thug. When I went to college I quickly found out he and Guevarra were heroes to many of the profs in the liberal arts courses. And Stalin was still a hero to a few of them.

[driftless2]

Just got back from ten days in Florida. Didn’t see one Che t-shirt.

[rktman]

“And Stalin was still a hero to a few of them.” The resurgence (although they may not know it’s marx) is disgusting. Reference the dumbasses at ha-vahd who think the U.S. is a bigger threat to the world than isis/isil/is or whatever their name is this week.

[OldNewYork]

My favorite portrait of Che is the Planet of the Apes original graphic of him as a monkey in his beret. Cute from a distance, but smelly and with a tendency to throw its own excrement, when up close.