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gamercube · 05-13-2008, 02:27 AM

GAU-8,

Strange questions you ask me. I think you should know that the reason Che turned to violence was because of America's repeated overthrow of democratically elected governments in Latin and South America and their replacement with murderous dictatorial regimes. There are numerous examples: Jacobo Arbenz Guzman, Salvador Allende, João Goulart etc. With such a "wonderful" record of supporting human rights in Latin and South America, forgive me if I do not take your post seriously, for it is obvious that you have no right to take the moral high ground here.

Maybe if the US were to nurture rather than strangle democratically elected governments in the Americas, then Che would not have felt the need to overthrow those regimes and turn them into communist countries which (in his view), would guarantee equal opportunity to all instead of just to American business interests.

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gamercube Banished *Senior Contributor* Join Date: 11-20-06 Location: Barbados Posts: 771 Country:	GAU-8, Strange questions you ask me. I think you should know that the reason Che turned to violence was because of America's repeated overthrow of democratically elected governments in Latin and South America and their replacement with murderous dictatorial regimes. There are numerous examples: Jacobo Arbenz Guzman, Salvador Allende, João Goulart etc. With such a "wonderful" record of supporting human rights in Latin and South America, forgive me if I do not take your post seriously, for it is obvious that you have no right to take the moral high ground here. Maybe if the US were to nurture rather than strangle democratically elected governments in the Americas, then Che would not have felt the need to overthrow those regimes and turn them into communist countries which (in his view), would guarantee equal opportunity to all instead of just to American business interests.