Why Che Was A Monster pt 7 Celebrity

Disappearance from Cuba
In December 1964 Guevara traveled to New York City as the head of the Cuban delegation to speak at the UN. He also appeared on the CBS Sunday news program Face the Nation, met with a gamut of individuals and groups including U.S. Senator Eugene McCarthy, several associates of Malcolm X, and Canadian radical Michelle Duclos, and dined at the home of the Rockefellers. On 17 December, he flew to Paris and from there embarked on a three-month international tour during which he visited the People's Republic of China, the United Arab Republic (Egypt), Algeria, Ghana, Guinea, Mali, Dahomey, Congo-Brazzaville, and Tanzania, with stops in Ireland, Paris, and Prague. He also visited Pyongyang and told the press that North Korea was a model to which revolutionary Cuba should aspire.
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[alizamzam11]

any extreme idea is not good, either capitalism or commusim, but che was a good human being who tried to imrove things, this video is a cheap shot.. he was a prophet in his own way,, salute to CHE

[ddball1]

@alizamzam11 Che was unique. A unique failure. Osama Bin Laden didn't copy him, but seems to have tried.

[LOLpwntnub]

So being a doctor, working tirelessly for sometimes 36 hours straight, raising your country's literacy rates by 20%, killing people who committed war crimes after reviewing the cases justly, pointing out that the United Nations wasn't stopping apartheid in Africa, and calling out the U.S. and U.S.S.R. for using smaller countries as puppets is evil and vain?

Say what you will about communism due to many countries touting it as evil from your birth, but exactly where does this count Che as evil?

[ddball1]

@LOLpwntnub you inflate what you believe to be his good points. The killings weren't just. The literacy wasn't raised by his policy. Maybe he was a good GP, but I have seen no evidence that suggests it. He did not address the issue of apartheid, he exploited it." The Mouse that roared" was more successful in addressing US injustice from overbalanced power.

[trojanpride69]

@ddball1 "The killing weren't just." Care to back up your points with some evidence? Imperialists have murdered for much less. Vietnam is an excellent example, both because of the repression and murder of Viatnamese citizens by their fascist dictator (backed by the U.S.) and by the U.S. once we invaded. There is also the passive murder of civilians by starvation, disease, and preventable illness due to capitalism's creation of poverty. Are the rich culpable? Oh, yes they are.

[ddball1]

@trojanpride69 What evidence do you need? There are billions living in poverty in the world because of socialism and communism. India is a good case study of the benefits of giving away socialism. It is sad for Vietnam that China was allowed to win, but I am confident that Vietnamese peoples won't be held down forever. I think even China is learning how socialism failed them But you don't really care about that, you support killers.

[cidseven]

I hate to break this to you alex, but, hes not an american. He's an australian.

Also, don't you think it is a bit silly to try and refer to as diverse a group of people as the americans as being "mentally retarded" when they clearly display a great deal of intellectual diversity?

[Swazi4]

@alizamzam11 Forced imprisonment and executions by Che doesn't make him a good human being.

[taftar]

we are so lucky that Che lived as he lived and is the most inspirational figure today. i wish he could live forever, cause he was a human being at its best and a model for everyone who considers himself a human being and not a consumer or a statistic.

[562FLAKO]

@mdolanfunnyman stupid thanks to us imperialism is that theres is slaves around the world the us is selfish and cares only about itself and people who contribute to this society so shut the fuck up u mindless piece of shit us factories go to other lands and suck up there reasorses and make factories there were people get paid 10 cents an hour thats cheap labor so g research more about what is going on!

[Stranger235711]

@ddball1 By the way, the Bin Laden comparison is idiotic.

[Stranger235711]

@ddball1 "If you tremble with indignation at every injustice, then you are a comrade of mine" sums up Che. He fought against exploitation, oppression, social inequality and injustice. Che is never a failure - he inspired may leaders around the world e.g. in Brazil, Bolivia and Venezuela who do wonderful things for the destitute. He did kill many people who were by no means saints and the summary executions resembled more the Nuremberg Trials than the cold blooded murder of innocents.

[mdolanfunnyman]

@LOLpwntnub

don't you have a video game to jack off to. nerd