is this the most high-energy revolutionary of the last 100 years?

>>509703342 (OP)
IDK but the Green Berets had to help assassinate him

>>509703342 (OP)
Ni that was definitely Hitler

>>509703342 (OP)
I hiked up to his field hospital in the mountains of Cuba a while back, was pretty cool.

There were still schools he helped establish running. My dad, a literal baby boomer kept telling me about his murderer ways, but the locals sold Mr a different story.

>>509703342 (OP)
Shit on him all you want but when you study his background you come away impressed with his commitment to his beliefs. You realize he could've lived a comfortable based life as a Dr. in Argentina but instead chose to try to lift up the poor in Latin America and even around the world. He was willing to die being a revolutionary. You don't have to agree with Communism/Socialism or any other isms to respect a privileged man who puts his ass where his mouth is and doesn't just sit around saying "Why doesn't someone do something." He did and he died. I don't agree with his politics but I respect him. Not a pussy. I respect men no matter the politics if they're willing to die for their beliefs.

>>509703342 (OP)
Nah, but his t-shirt sales are phenomenal.

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>>509703342 (OP)
One of the first problems they faced is that they didn't even know how to grow potatoes efficiently, after the agrarian reform. Turns out industries require know-how, and highly competitive expertise, in order to be efficient enough to supply entire populations.

>>509703342 (OP)
Définitely high energy.
Stalin too btw.
I respect both as CHAD men of principle, despite them following wrong doctrines.

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>>509703692
Don't forget about this quote