Speakin' of Che...

I'se noticed that some of the Mute Monday folks put up Che fer a boycott subject. Amen.

Can anybody tell be why it is that some other folks is so enamored of him? I jes' cain't grasp it, less'en its the beautiful loser syndrome.

I mean, here is a fella that even the Soviets said was an abject failure at any mission.
They didn't cut him no slack either when Che's signature on checks was "Stalin II."




An when the body count of his executions was 14,000 he boasted
to the United Nations: "Of course we execute!"

One of my young friends tells me Che stands for the idea of revolution against oppression eve'rwhar' an how he identified with the common man.

Really? Ain't that odd, since he insisted he was descended from a Spanish viceroy, and he commandeered a fine hacienda fer hisself, while the peons of Cuba lived (still do) in grass huts.

As fer opposin' oppression, that ain't what he said himself--he was committed to totalitarianism, hence the Stalin II signature, jes' a tyrant wannabe, not a liberator of the oppressed.

I jes' doan git it.