Thread: Exposing the Real Che Guevara and the Useful Idiots Who Idolize Him

Originally Posted by Sir Burr

He appeals to the romantics "Doctor from wealthy family gives it all up to help the down-trodden of the world".

That's also the reason for the right-wingers hate campaign against him.
They'll never forgive them who do the reverse class journey.

Originally Posted by lom

Originally Posted by Sir Burr

He appeals to the romantics "Doctor from wealthy family gives it all up to help the down-trodden of the world".

That's also the reason for the right-wingers hate campaign against him.
They'll never forgive them who do the reverse class journey.

I'm sure it has nothing to do with murderous hypocrisy.

^^^

I hear Boon's point on the pop-culture part of Che. A lot of the middle-class, sheltered suburbanites who are backpacking, staying in their air-conditioned hotels, wear t-shirts of Che, and other logos.

Then they'll likely return to the cubicle for 9 to 5.

Have they done anything?

No, and most supporters of anything, usually don't actually do anything.

It's like the U.S. flag waving I see a lot.

Originally Posted by Mr Earl

It simply surreptitiously idealizes a murderous scum-bag.

It seems not everybody shares your myopic hate-Che disparaging which is surreptitiously posted by you whenever the name is mentioned.

It's always the same flag-waving patriots who go ballistic whenever any active anti-establishment figure is discussed, be it Che, MM, Chomsky or Carter. The knee-jerk reactions are quite bemusing.

Originally Posted by Mr Earl

It simply surreptitiously idealizes a murderous scum-bag.

that's a pretty big word for you earl (5 syllables!), and i have to wonder if you really know what it means.

please continue on this topic....

Originally Posted by raycarey

Originally Posted by Mr Earl

It simply surreptitiously idealizes a murderous scum-bag.

that's a pretty big word for you earl (5 syllables!), and i have to wonder if you really know what it means.

Had to look that one up did you?
Get back to that Readers Digest 'Improve Your Vocabulary' with you, ray?