Che Guevara gets 'toppled' in... Caracas?

[Solaris]

Isn't Che a hypocrite then.

No, because he didn't have the luxury of a judicial system when he was fighting a revolution.

Free to be forced into communism, or be considered a 'counter revolutionary'

Forced into communism? When the people are starving and living under a brutal dictatorship then they welcome the revolution. If they chose to fight against it, and thus fight against all the children who want a decent education and lives free of poverty then there is a problem.

 

[Mr Stabby]

No, because he didn't have the luxury of a judicial system when he was fighting a revolution.

That's not an excuse, if you bother to do any research into the executions at la Cabana fortress, you'd know he a had plenty of opportunity to have fair trails, but he chose not too. Had there been fair trials many people who did nothing wrong would not have been killed.

Forced into communism? When the people are starving and living under a brutal dictatorship then they welcome the revolution. If they chose to fight against it, and thus fight against all the children who want a decent education and lives free of poverty then there is a problem.

They may welcome regime change but not being forced into communism, what the people needed was democracy. Don't pretend that Castro has benefited the Cuban people, communism does not work. Marxian economics is just nonsense.

 

[Asknoone]

Good; this Che Guevara revolutionary shit that has somehow translated its way into todays generation is a joke.

 

[Flyingdebris]

people starving? wtf?

aside from its government having corruption issues, Cuba was a first world country at the time with a pretty good economy.

It certainly wasn't the militarized whored out shithole it is now, with secret police listening in on everything.

 

[Nemesis6]

...and people having to pay to own a yahoo.com mail account because the government HAS to monitor it.