Don’t forget even willing to murder and order murders to impose his beliefs on people. Just like any other tyrant

@@larrymillikan3969 the belief of a classless anti capitalist society.. communism is about everyone getting there needs taken care of food, shelter, & water, its not about who has the nicer house and car but are we willing to take care of the most vulnerable out there? No one should be homeless.. the idea that you should work to live is oppressive & if you're a capitalist you will exploit the most vulnerable because you can & we can change that, so yeah a small price to pay for EVERYONE to be taken care of.. you're either a proletariat or a bourgeoisie or just read books on people who disliked the man.

@@TheRebel.Sol777 how is shooting people in the head for the fun of it helping them to get "taken care of" as you say? You are deluded man. People want to feel like they are fighting for something and all of Che's supporters fall into that trap, they don't want to take an honest look at what he did

Yup and he starved and killed his people many of them fled to America I wonder why not to mention Che would be rolling in his grave if he knew he was a tool for capitalism

Che was a mass murderer rapist racist homophobic POS who put gays in concentration camps and used the same sign as Hitler.

The real Che was more handsome. But I thought the biopic was accurate. I've actually watched it three times over the years. The motorcycle diaries is a nice movie about Che also.

​​@@analeticiagallardo2314 lmao. Che was a mass murderer, racist, rapist and homophobe who put gays in concentration camps. 🤮 A complete POS. He was no revolutionary. He put a dictator in power who oppressed the people. Just another Marxist Socialist murdering thief. Who killed everyone to sieze everything and control everyone under a dictator and never made anything better for anyone other than the new regime

true, i bet if che is somewhere seying this, he would be happy with this documentary. sadly he would be mad how world became capitalism all around, and communism fallen ;\

TP 3587 for sure it is, try searching. i watched in my dubbed language native :)

Nostalgic memories Lol isn’t it a bit early to be making such claims? Socialism and the ideas of Marx are regaining relevance.

​@@NostalgicMem0ries thank God murdering Communist racist, homophobic POS like Che lost

​@@joshualittlewolfe8550 ya because people are still stupid and think they may actually get free stuff. Marx useful idiots still exist. Pure evil. Socialism and Communism equal greed, envy, murder, theft and slavery on steroids. No thanks

And inarticulate as a result. He was perfect for the part but actually stumbled through the interview.

Same I love it. But Its so devastating in part two watching everything go downhill for him in bolivia. The ppl needed to be liberated but I guess the bolivian peasants weren't ready for an uprising. And it's just sad watching him struggle in the jungle with a handful of men in terrible conditions with nothing but the will to fight for what he believed in while being hunted by the entire military and trying to fight for the freedom of these people who ultimately betrayed him or didn't understand his objective because they were so isolated and controlled and afraid of the military. But the betrayal is too much for me to bear 😢

It was probably something like "don't you dare promote Communism or actually attempt to debunk the propaganda we've pushed about Che for the past 60 years!"

I totally agree. I expected more of Del Toro. 7 years? It can´t be true...

I understand your point and I felt terrible watching him speak the way he did in that studio, but I also know what goes on as to what an actor can and can't say in addition to going live early in the day - who knows what goes on. I think he did a great job as an actor and in no way, he could've done what he did if he had no understanding of CHE. I still believe this was a terrible interview though I didn't lose respect for Benicio. Cheers.

You have never heard of an a 10 warthog have you lose to even odds my ass

Janaki Kostov he betray his country, and that is a problem for me. No mercy for any treators.

why do you think che betrayed argentina?

Being Cuban myself I can tell you the fear this man created and the cruelty of his actions towards the Cuban people orchestrated by Castro is unthinkable, therefore we forbid the image of Che as a whole.

not just for freedom, but against poverty and for equality

Hasta la victoria compañero!

@@lucasvcm Can you prove it or do you talk shit like any average talker?

Che was actually an asshole and very egocentric. I am cuban and I've done more research. After Fidel took Havana he shot so many people who didn't agree with the ideals of the revolution at La Cabaña earning the title of Butcher of la Cabaña. Many of the cuban militiamen who fought with Fidel through Cienaga de Zapata always said he didn't really care for the men. He always saw them as a means to an end and would sacrifice them easily. Fuck communists and fuck the Castros and all his followers.

@@renxielnc-1789 lmao that's such a lie and all the primary source material proves it. "Being Cuban" doesnt mean you've done proper historical research

But Joe Rogan said Che was a Bad Dude.

@@antonymonroy458 I know he defends hate mongers. "I dont agree with everything he says but he's a good guy" Literally talking about pieces of shit, Shaprio, Kirk, Peterson.

@@renxielnc-1789 hahaha complete lies

you need to keep in mind that he was in a US news stations , where there is little freedom of press. He has to be careful what he says.

You must not know how American (popular) press can be with such "political" work. He was being careful. He's no idiot.

I feel he didn’t want to voice his personal views on a character he is portraying. He’s an actor, just because he’s playing a role doesn’t mean he idolizes the character he is set to play 🤷🏻‍♀️

Also a mass murderer´a racist´a homophobic and a coward. You obviously haven´t read Das Kapital and the atrocities commited in Cuba during the communist revolution.

@@TiagoCruz95 Why would Das Kapital (a book written in 1867) have any sort of direct connection to Cuba? Also additionally, considering you've recommended reading, I would suggest reading the facts which clearly state that the revolution itself wasn't a communist effort by description, and the Cuban government that was created post revolution adopted Marxism at a later date.

@@angusraze9638 you are very naive if you think that the cuban revolution was not a communist one which is based on marxism that has been promoted by Karl Marx´s Das Kapital. And it worked. Cuba is a shithole, not even worthy to be called a shadow of it´s former glory, and we have Karl Marx and his students, the war criminals and desposts, Che Guevara and Fidel Catro to thank for.

@@TiagoCruz95 former glory? You think that Cuba under Batista was glorious?

@@theconsigliere5769 it wasn´t the sewer that it is today, i went there 3 years ago on a world wide surfing trip and saw it for myself. and i´m done talking with you, you´re clearly a marxist and i don´t talk with human trash.

"A man that the universe will never repeat." That, is such a beautiful way of telling of a Hero, I love it!

@TheRealist 811 as a personality che was not only a leader !! he was just Perfect in everything ( look , charisma , courage , humanity , Doctor , english frensh spanich speaker , father of 4 childrens .. no one will never die standing with a courage like che !! last words : shoot coward your only going to kill a man !

no other man can do all these sacrifices ..espacially che was not Cuban .. he was from argentine .. from a soldier to country LEADER .. and it's not all .. look how handsome this man was

Che was a fucking brutal dictator who executed people who disagreed with him... Commies aren't cool

Bry back Actually he did not. Batista killed more people than Che or Castro did. But capitalist people hate Che and Castro because they instituted agrarian reforms that gave the land back to the people and out of the hands of multinational corporations that owned it. Some US owned companies. Capitalist pigs that create dictators for the greed of a wealthy few are not cool.

So you say that the "Chancho" who was a rapist as well.. didn't kill people that disagreed with him.. then you say he did...? and justify it by saying that he didn't kill as many... wow there's some logic for you. you idolize a guy that ordered the mass murder and incarceration in fucking concentration camps of homosexuals and Catholics along with many others. here's a little quote from a letter he sent his father after he killed Eutimio Guerra point blank shot to the temple "I'd like to confess, Papa, at that moment i discovered that I really liked killing" after that he got promoted to chief executioner... he was Castros Himmler 14,000 executions in the first year.. In 1958 Cuba's inflation rate was 1.4% compared to 2.73 in the US.. Cuban Peso was interchangeable with the US dollar. in 1959 when Castro appointed Ernesto to Minister of industries it took him 5 Years to destroy the economy and infrastructure that the Russians gave Castro an ultimatum.. Che goes or we stop subsidizing.. So next time do some fucking homework pinko... the world doesn't revolve around fantasy. that's what pisses off the commies the most... in their minds communist economies should be destroying capitalism.. but doesn't seem to work out so they create imaginary reasons why communism always does the exact opposite of what it claims to achieve.

Bry back Man the propaganda is strong with you. Concentration camps? lol. You mean agricultural work camps for those who refused to serve in the military ( or gays that couldn't because it was illegal) Cuban society had been strongly homophobic for so long as there had been public awareness of a homosexual community, and the Revolution, though promising progress in almost every sector of society for almost every repressed group, did nothing to combat discrimination against LGBT Cubans for the first two decades of its rule, and the government under Fidel Castro even worsened things in some regards, by decrying homosexuality as bourgeois and decadent and enforcing new anti-homosexual laws. The prospects of LGBT Cubans were worsened after it was discovered that several groups of gay men had entered the pay of the CIA in counterrevolutionary activities, a crime that was unfortunately generalized to all gay Cubans by many. The Cuban government required all men to serve a term in the military, but those who would not serve (Jehovah's Witnesses, conscientious objectors) and those who were not allowed to serve (gay men) instead did their terms of service in agricultural camps, as a part of "Military Units to Aid Production" (UMAP). The idea was for non-combatants to still strengthen the revolution, domestically. Things quickly got out of hand and these became downright abusive, a mark of the repression LGBT Cubans faced even after the Revolution. Those serving in these domestic military camps were beaten, worked long hours, and, for all their service, were viewed with the mar of the "decadent". To describe these as "concentration camps" would be going too far, as their primary function was as a replacement for mandatory military service, but they sometimes got dangerously close to that categorization. Around three years after these camps were established, several concerned guards informed Fidel Castro of the abuses taking place within these camps. Curious, Fidel went under cover as a gay man into one of them at night, and revealed himself as a guard was about to beat him the next morning. Following Castro's visit, and the undercover visits of 100 heterosexual Communist Youth following Fidel's example, the UMAP camps were shut down. However, new camps, under a similar purpose, were established. Though they did not reach the levels of abuse of the UMAP camps, they were often still unequally harsh in treatment compared to what faced those serving in normal positions in the military. While the idea of the domestic support division of the military wasn't to repress gay men, that was certainly the effect. At the time, Castro said that, while the camps were out of hand, they were better than what gay men would suffer in the military. However, he has since taken personal responsibility for the horrid treatment of LGBT Cubans at the hands of the cult of machismo. The camps are long since gone. In 1979, Cuba's slow march forward in the arena of LGBT rights began. Today, gay Cubans do serve in the military, there are more equal rights, sex change operations are covered by universal medical care, and transgender Cubans have been elected to the government. www.politicalworld.org/showthread.php?14761-Was-Che-Guevara-a-murderer-homophobe-racist 14,000 executions? Where is your source for that bullshit? Following the triumph of the Cuban Revolution in 1959, Guevara was assigned for a time to oversee the prison at La Cabaña. His duties involved overseeing the executions of those convicted of war crimes at the prison. Because of this duty, Guevara is sometimes called the "Butcher of La Cabaña" in the Cuban ex-pat community. The revolutionary government claimed to be basing its trials for war crimes upon the international precedent set by the Nuremberg Trials. The process consisted of two tribunals, one of which tried civilians and one of which tried members of Batista's military. Only the latter could order an execution for those convicted of war crimes. Guevara's role, like that of governors in the United States, consisted of reviewing the verdicts, offering pardons, and setting execution dates. Guevara remained assigned to this role for several months, during which he oversaw between 55 and 105 executions. www.politicalworld.org/showthread.php?14761-Was-Che-Guevara-a-murderer-homophobe-racist Not nearly as bad as the united states killing 20 million civilians since WW2 and still at it. 2 million Iraqi civilians dead since the first Iraq war.

+Dan Underwood these forced labor camps you talk about sound awesome ! Ur the useful idiot Lennon talked about

he couldn’t go on national TV and support him because of amerika’s ignorance

The dude killed and tortured a lot of people, go read some history, and he was super racist.

Also a mass murderer´a racist´a homophobic and a coward. You obviously haven´t read Das Kapital and the atrocities commited in Cuba during the communist revolution.

@@davelpz3340 first all civil wars are violent, second he was not racist, in fact he made a passionate speech to the UN supporting the black panther movement and civil rights. Additionally Cuba was a pioneer in social issues. As for homophobia he wrote one line that can be interpreted as homophobic in one of his journals but other than that Che is a legend.

@@davelpz3340 What a lot of Bollocks. Simply Not True!

​​@@ErrolCe he put gays in concentration camps and used the same wording as Hitler. He was a mass murdering Marxist POS. He was no revolutionary. He replaced one oppressive murdering dictator for another. He killed unarmed men and boys. He wrote in his diary that he likes killing and likes the smell of blood and gun powder after shooting unarmed boys at point blank range. He was a racist and a rapist. He wanted to use the. Nuclear missiles and take out all of New York. Anyone who likes this man is sick. Just another Marxist Socialist mass murdering evil thief

Angel V che was totally a communist

Che was a commie easily

Angel V Same thing. At least according to Marx. He was a dedicated Marxist Leninist, and ML is a political philosophy that seeks to create and establish communism... As for ML/third worldism being effective in achieving this goal, that’s up for debate. But no, Che was a communist.

Angel V To be honest, if there were actually a distinction between the two, Che wouldn’t have fought for the lesser of the options, I wouldn’t think just based on what he was like.