Che Guevara Documentary

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[johenasia]

all of U: STFU!

Che guevara vas a brave man who fought for the right thing. Perhaps he failed a bit, but all the real "crap" happened to the cubans after his death.

[jebr1983]

I think it's miss guided to think he's and angel or a mass murderer. He killed people in his army cos they many were traitors. Those were the rules in the revolutionary army. He also let's not forget condemmed to death rapists, torturers and murderers. International commitee's agreed he did so within the rules.He was harsh yes and often brutal but he was also hard on himself.He didn't stay in cuba in the end cos deep down he knew that the government really was not practising what they preached

[Afgsusan1]

@Keilz If he ever murdered anyone it was for their own crimes he didnt murder innocents......he was a good man he was on the right side of the battle......the revolution was when he and Fidel castros small army over thew cubas president Batista and they took over and reformed Cuba. All in All Che was a good man

[Keilz]

This may sound stupid but I always saw shirts, posters and other stuff with this guys face on them, so I was wonder who was he? Was he considered a "good guy" or a "bad guy"? and whats with the revolution thing?

[amcurran]

Ironic how Americans as a whole have demonised a man who fought for equality in education etc because he aligned with socialism/communism. While he was most active and America was waving the flag for democracy, could African Americans vote or even go to the same restaurants and schools etc in the so called Land of the Free?. Sure he could be brutal by peacetime standards but most in countries, including those with no capital punishment, treason is the one crime still punishble by death.

[4Barbudos]

"Many will call me an adventurer, and that I am only one of a different sort: one who risks his skin to prove his truths." --- CHE GUEVARA

"The ultimate and most important revolutionary aspiration: to see human beings liberated from their alienation." --- CHE GUEVARA

"Above all, try always to be able to feel deeply any injustice committed against any person in any part of the world. It is the most beautiful quality of a revolutionary." --- CHE GUEVARA

[abu3assi]

i agree with you that all the world now American influenced but look now America going to doom because they only concern about how to satisfy the greed of capitalism I'm not communist but this is the reality, Cuba has heritage of honor they need to keep it economic just like a game you need to play it accordingly.

thanks for your response

[88lostprophets88]

exactly, but Cuba today would be an american influenced countries and we have too many of those nowadays god bless the cubans for being such independant people

[abu3assi]

@88lostprophets88

regardless what you think about killing or any thing else che and castro have entered into history as heroes and no one can hide it because of revolution they made their people living in pride for ever even poor or rich

[hummer331]

"Don't get mad at the rich people thay worked to get where they are"

Not all rich people worked very hard for their money, but even the ones who did had the chance to do so. The problem is in the oppurtunity to amass that wealth. If you are born into certain situations you wont have the education, connections, etc. that someone who is born into wealth would have and henceforth would most likely be cast into the same social level that your parents are. And the cycle continues.