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[ARCHIVED THREAD] - Are you sick of those f-tards wearing Che Guevera shirts?

Posted: 8/6/2005 10:42:22 PM EDT

Then go here.

It's frosting my huevos to see this Commie shitbird idolized by Mexican illegals and dopey frat-boys.

Posted: 8/6/2005 10:46:52 PM EDT

[#1]

Gosh, sure do they make me mad. I mean, are they just stupid or something? Che was a commie.

Posted: 8/6/2005 10:53:08 PM EDT

[#2]

I just hate frat boys in general.

Posted: 8/6/2005 10:56:11 PM EDT

[#3]

Che might have been a commie, but he was as brave as they come, a master guerrilla leader, and had a Manson-like ability to get people of all races, nationalities, etc. to follow him. Most of these losers probably have no idea who Che really was, but his life story is very interesting.

Many people theorize that it was actually his buddy Castro who had him set up to be caught and executed. I have read that the reason Castro sent Che to so many places to set up guerrilla armies was that he was hoping that Che would eventually be killed in one of these far-off lands, but instead, his legend continued to grow, overshadowing, (some say) even Castro himself.

Posted: 8/6/2005 10:57:22 PM EDT

[#4]

I had a friend a couple of years back that used to wear one never knew who he was

and niether did he

Posted: 8/6/2005 10:59:44 PM EDT

[#5]

Quoted:
Che might have been a commie, but he was as brave as they come, a master guerrilla leader, and had a Manson-like ability to get people of all races, nationalities, etc. to follow him. Most of these losers probably have no idea who Che really was, but his life story is very interesting.

Many people theorize that it was actually his buddy Castro who had him set up to be caught and executed. I have read that the reason Castro sent Che to so many places to set up guerrilla armies was that he was hoping that Che would eventually be killed in one of these far-off lands, but instead, his legend continued to grow, overshadowing, (some say) even Castro himself.

key words "commie" Hitler was one of the worlds greatest leaders till he went nuts and started killing jews. Ya don't see anyone defending him. Fuck Che, Fuck Adolf, and Fuck Castro too.

Posted: 8/6/2005 11:01:08 PM EDT

[#6]

Castro? No, the CIA got Che. Hi hip hooray!

Posted: 8/6/2005 11:03:18 PM EDT

[#7]

Quoted:
Che might have been a commie, but he was as brave as they come, a master guerrilla leader, and had a Manson-like ability to get people of all races, nationalities, etc. to follow him. Most of these losers probably have no idea who Che really was, but his life story is very interesting.

Many people theorize that it was actually his buddy Castro who had him set up to be caught and executed. I have read that the reason Castro sent Che to so many places to set up guerrilla armies was that he was hoping that Che would eventually be killed in one of these far-off lands, but instead, his legend continued to grow, overshadowing, (some say) even Castro himself.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH!!!!!!!!!!!

When he was finally cornered by the Bolivian Army, he said, "Don't kill me! I'm worth more to
you alive than dead!!"

Soooo brave...

If I recall correctly, he also ordered the execution of a 10 year old boy for stealing some food.

You are simply a brainwashed commie fool.

Posted: 8/6/2005 11:05:04 PM EDT

[#8]

Quoted:
Che might have been a commie, but he was as brave as they come, a master guerrilla leader, and had a Manson-like ability to get people of all races, nationalities, etc. to follow him.

Lot of good it did him....he's fucking dead.

Posted: 8/6/2005 11:05:39 PM EDT

[#9]

i just dont like the 12 or 13 y.o. kids who wear them and have no idea who he was. they just think it is cool.

Posted: 8/6/2005 11:08:21 PM EDT

[#10]

Quoted:
Che might have been a commie, but he was as brave as they come, a master guerrilla leader, and had a Manson-like ability to get people of all races, nationalities, etc. to follow him. Most of these losers probably have no idea who Che really was, but his life story is very interesting.

Many people theorize that it was actually his buddy Castro who had him set up to be caught and executed. I have read that the reason Castro sent Che to so many places to set up guerrilla armies was that he was hoping that Che would eventually be killed in one of these far-off lands, but instead, his legend continued to grow, overshadowing, (some say) even Castro himself.

Che was as ruthless as any other commie, ordering hundreds killed, jailed, and/or tortured in order to impose his sick vision of the future on his countrymen. But I'm sure Satan loves shoving that pineapple up his ass every day.

Posted: 8/6/2005 11:18:23 PM EDT

[#11]

More info from the "Robert Redford is a Commie Bastard!" Thread

i had no idea who this fucknut was either.

Posted: 8/7/2005 4:09:32 AM EDT

[#12]

Quoted:
Che might have been a commie, but he was as brave as they come, a master guerrilla leader, and had a Manson-like ability to get people of all races, nationalities, etc. to follow him. Most of these losers probably have no idea who Che really was, but his life story is very interesting.

Many people theorize that it was actually his buddy Castro who had him set up to be caught and executed. I have read that the reason Castro sent Che to so many places to set up guerrilla armies was that he was hoping that Che would eventually be killed in one of these far-off lands, but instead, his legend continued to grow, overshadowing, (some say) even Castro himself.

Who are these idiots!!!??? There is more left wing sentiment on arf.com than the moronic DU website.

Posted: 8/7/2005 4:38:04 AM EDT

[#13]

Quoted:
Castro? No, the CIA got Che. Hi hip hooray!

Um No, 8th Special Forces Group(later changed to 3d Bn 7th SFG(A)) and the Bolivian Rangers got Che

Posted: 8/7/2005 5:00:24 AM EDT

[#14]

When in Vietnam I had a long conversation with one of the operators who watched Che ...meet his end.

Good kommies........are dead kommies.

Posted: 8/7/2005 5:01:00 AM EDT

[#15]

Quoted:
Che might have been a commie, but he was as brave as they come, a master guerrilla leader, and had a Manson-like ability to get people of all races, nationalities, etc. to follow him. Most of these losers probably have no idea who Che really was, but his life story is very interesting.

Many people theorize that it was actually his buddy Castro who had him set up to be caught and executed. I have read that the reason Castro sent Che to so many places to set up guerrilla armies was that he was hoping that Che would eventually be killed in one of these far-off lands, but instead, his legend continued to grow, overshadowing, (some say) even Castro himself.

Posted: 8/7/2005 5:05:37 AM EDT

[#16]

che was a douche bag.

and i need the "just Che no!" shirt!

heck, i want all three

Posted: 8/7/2005 5:07:53 AM EDT

[#17]

I am very pleased when folks let me know, right off the bat, that they are simpletons!

It saves so much time in trying to formulate an opinion about them.

They wear a Che t-shirt?

Great! They're simply intellectual trash and they let me know without me even having to hear a single word from their lips!

It's shorthand for - 'I have no clue, but I hope this makes me look radical.'

Eric The(AlwaysJudgmental)Hun

Posted: 8/7/2005 5:09:43 AM EDT

[#18]

Quoted:
Che might have been a commie, but he was as brave as they come, a master guerrilla leader, and had a Manson-like ability to get people of all races, nationalities, etc. to follow him. Most of these losers probably have no idea who Che really was, but his life story is very interesting.

Many people theorize that it was actually his buddy Castro who had him set up to be caught and executed. I have read that the reason Castro sent Che to so many places to set up guerrilla armies was that he was hoping that Che would eventually be killed in one of these far-off lands, but instead, his legend continued to grow, overshadowing, (some say) even Castro himself.

So did Hitler

Posted: 8/7/2005 5:12:52 AM EDT

[#19]

I thought Che was a Mexican condiment.

Posted: 8/7/2005 5:13:30 AM EDT

[#20]

Quoted:
I am very pleased when folks let me know, right off the bat, that they are simpletons!

It saves so much time in trying to formulate an opinion about them.

They wear a Che t-shirt?

Great! They're simply intellectual trash and they let me know without me even have to hear a single word from their lips!

It's shorthand for - 'I have no clue, but I hope this makes me look radical.'

Eric The(AlwaysJudgmental)Hun

No kidding.

The shirt really needs to say "Beyond Repair" or "My parents went to a state funded school in the 70s and I'm borrowing their wardrobe."

Posted: 8/7/2005 5:19:13 AM EDT

[#21]

Quoted:
Che might have been a commie, but he was as brave as they come, a master guerrilla leader, and had a Manson-like ability to get people of all races, nationalities, etc. to follow him. Most of these losers probably have no idea who Che really was, but his life story is very interesting.

Many people theorize that it was actually his buddy Castro who had him set up to be caught and executed. I have read that the reason Castro sent Che to so many places to set up guerrilla armies was that he was hoping that Che would eventually be killed in one of these far-off lands, but instead, his legend continued to grow, overshadowing, (some say) even Castro himself.

I was not aware that Che Guevera's Mom was a member. There ought to be a background check before granting membership...

Posted: 8/7/2005 5:20:57 AM EDT

[#22]

I see people wearing those shirts all the damn time, and it really pisses me off!

I like the new versions!

Posted: 8/7/2005 5:25:34 AM EDT

[#23]

Available here! (the tshirt, not the girl)
www.thoseshirts.com/noche.html

Posted: 8/7/2005 5:36:27 AM EDT

[#24]

Quoted:
Che might have been a commie, but he was as brave as they come, a master guerrilla leader, and had a Manson-like ability to get people of all races, nationalities, etc. to follow him. Most of these losers probably have no idea who Che really was, but his life story is very interesting.

Many people theorize that it was actually his buddy Castro who had him set up to be caught and executed. I have read that the reason Castro sent Che to so many places to set up guerrilla armies was that he was hoping that Che would eventually be killed in one of these far-off lands, but instead, his legend continued to grow, overshadowing, (some say) even Castro himself.

Sorry bud, you're a tad off base on this one.

The first rule of a tolitarian revolution is "Who needs revolutionist once the revolution is won." They are the source of future discontent and opposition. This has been seen in history from the French Revolution to the fall of the Shah and Iran/Iraq war.

Castro and Che fell out after the revolution and buddies they weren't by a long shot, excuse the pun.

Adopted by the anarchist youth of the 60's encouraged by the communist youth of the 60's, his image has been used to denote rebellious nature in people. Those who wear the image often have no idea the tolitarian cause the man stood for.

Yes, I was over seeing this sick fucks picture on "T" shirts 35 years ago and just as much now.

Che died hated by the people as a criminal living like a pig screaming slogans to deaf ears in the jungle. It was an appropriate end to an anarchist preaching communism while his actions were anything but.

Tj

Posted: 8/7/2005 5:39:22 AM EDT

[#25]

Quoted:
Che might have been a commie, but he was as brave as they come, a master guerrilla leader, and had a Manson-like ability to get people of all races, nationalities, etc. to follow him. Most of these losers probably have no idea who Che really was, but his life story is very interesting.

And?

And...?

Many people theorize that it was actually his buddy Castro who had him set up to be caught and executed. I have read that the reason Castro sent Che to so many places to set up guerrilla armies was that he was hoping that Che would eventually be killed in one of these far-off lands, but instead, his legend continued to grow, overshadowing, (some say) even Castro himself.

A legend?

For whom?

The poor unwashed masses of the Third World and the effete intellectual ninnies of academia?

The vacuous-minded vermin of haute-couture?

Save us!

Eric The(SuchFoolishnessShouldCauseSterility,IfDarwinWasRight)Hun

Posted: 8/7/2005 5:46:51 AM EDT

[#26]

Che is cliche

Posted: 8/7/2005 6:13:22 AM EDT

[#27]

I prefer this one:

Posted: 8/7/2005 6:18:41 AM EDT

[#28]

Speaking of...Friday morning on my way to work I get behind a Hispanic man driving a car with an "El Che" license plate. I wonder if the DMV had any idea when they approved that tag?

Posted: 8/7/2005 6:20:29 AM EDT

[#29]

Quoted:
I just hate frat boys in general.

So did my best friend and I while in college in the mid-80s. So one night we made some improvised black powder explosives, snuck up to their frat house and slapped them on their lion statue while they were partying. Then we blew it up.

Sigh . . . those were the days.

Of course, I also crawled through a red ant hill during the infil, my whole arm got over a hundred bites, and I had to bite my lip to keep from screaming while planting the devices.

Next day I met my future wife for the first time. I was honest about what I had done, and figured she'd never talk to me again - turns out, she hated frat boys even more and thought that was the coolest thing ever.

I think she's a keeper

Posted: 8/7/2005 6:34:25 AM EDT

[#30]

Quoted:
I prefer this one:

+1

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