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Che is dead, and we all mourn him. Why? How is it that
so many libertarians mourn this man; how is it that we
just received a letter from a brilliant young libertarian,
a former objectivist and Birchite, which said, in part:
"if they did finally get Che . . . I am sure that his memory
will live to haunt both Latin America and the U. S. for
decades to come. Long live Che!. How come? Surely
not because Che was a communist. Precious few people
in this country o r anywhere else will mourn the passing,
for example, of Brezhnev, Kosygin, or Ulbricht, communist leaders all. No, it is certainly not Che's communist goals which made his name a byword and a legend throughout the world, and throughout the New Left in this country.
What made Che such an heroic figure for our time is
that he, more than any man of our epoch or even of our
century, was the living embodiment of the principle of
Revolution. More than any man since the lovable but entirely ineffectual nineteenth-century Russian anarchist, Mikhail Bakunin, Che earned the title of "professional revolutionary." And furthermore, to paraphrase Christopher Jencks in a recent perceptive, if wrongheaded, article in the New Republic, we all knew that his enemy was our enemy–that great Colossus that oppresses and threatens all the peoples of the world, U.S. imperialism.
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Che was a white man that killed negroes and homosexuals
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Yet another Murray Rothbard gem
Reading his writings is always a pleasure
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Che had aura tbh.
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Che was a notable revolutionary, but not a distinguished
administrator, and even poorer a s an economist. It was
Che who led the policy of coercively shifting Cuba from
specialization in sugar toward a greater self-sufficiency–
an arbitrary and uneconomic gesture that almost wrecked the Cuban economy until Fidel, spurred by the economic realists in Russia, called a halt and. reversed the trend.
Frustrated as an administrator, realizing that such work
was not his forte, Che left Cuba to follow his chosen
career of revolutionary, to ignite and spur revolutionary
combat throughout Latin America. But before he did so,
Che distilled his own experiences to become a distinguished theorist of revolutionary warfare, his book of Guerrilla-Warfare coming to rank with the writings of Mao and General Giap in this new and burgeoning discipline.
Che's disappearance for years ignited and accelerated
the living legend that grew about him. It was a great and
romantic legend, but it would all too quickly grow to de-
stroy him. For a s the cause of the Revolution began to
become increasingly wrapped around the person of Che,
Guevara began to forget his own vital principle that the
revolution must grow out of the indigenous conscious-
ness and struggles of the local peasantry. In his head
Che knew full well that he and a handful of Cubans, no
matter how carefully trained, could never export revolution, could never impose revolution upon a Bolivian
o r a Venezuelan peasantry who were not ready for the
struggle. But in his mighty heart Che could not refrain
from leaping a whole raft of stages, from plunging romantically but recklessly into the premature adventure
of armed struggle in Latin America. And so, with tragic
irony, Che Guevara, in his daring and courage, was betrayed by the very Bolivian peasantry whom he was trying to liberate, and who barely understood the meaning of the conflict. Che died from violating his own principles of revolutionary war.
There are other ironies in the death of Che Guevara.~
It was reported that as Che's martyred body was brought
in triumph to Vallegrande, Bolivia, a Cuban emigre and
CIA-agent rushed over, and, on the public streets, began
to embalm the body. The ubiquituous CIA was there to
claim its own. The CIA might claim Che's body, but it will never be able to shackle his spirit.
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Bolivian W doe
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>>3471067>specialization in sugar toward a greater self-sufficiency-an arbitrary and uneconomic gesture that almost wrecked the Cuban economy
Well they were clearly right with how the USA blockade went and is going right now
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>>3471075Please don't, I like him too but those shirts scream faggot. Also, this mindless consumerism is exactly what someone like him would be against.
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>>3471075Do it if you want to look like a flaming homosexual
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>>3471103Yeah those shirts are a really bad look.
>>3471067It's a shame there aren't men of that caliber in this century.
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Rothbard pepe's nose is uncanny
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>>3471120I only know this because i1 kept saying it
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>>3471132He looks like the Penguin if he never became a mob boss (oh my neovagina is that a capeshit reference)
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>>3471140wait i thought Ron Paul loves israel
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>>3471140Tell the truth, would you wear a shirt with Hitler's face or is the veneration only reserved for communists
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>>3471147I unironically look like this
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>>3471143A Hitler shirt would get me blacklisted by employers and doxed. A Che shirt would make conservative boomers a bit flustered.
>>3471142I used to have obsessed faggots so here's an old stock reply:
Ron Paul would occasionally frame his opposition to supporting Israel as "making Israel stronger by not making it dependent on the U.S." Paul knew this was a retarded argument, but pushed it in a fruitless effort to not be completely marginalized by zionist forces. Former congressional aide to Ron Paul, Eric Dondero, on Paul's private view of Israel:
>He sides with the Palestinians, and supports their calls for the abolishment of the Jewish state, and the return of Israel, all of it, to the Arabs.and his view of American involvement in Europe during WW2:
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>>3471158Good to see such strong convictions about the radical personal liberty of… wearing a shirt
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>>3471158well then hes retarded. you have to deepthroat the IDF just so you can get a chance of becoming president
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>>3471160yeah go back to fantasising about blacks, nigger
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>>3471178I deem this acceptable
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After reading the first five sentences i can determine I hate white people
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>>3471241My mailman is a black guy so… Probably lol