Fri 22 Dec 2006
Like many of you, I have been disgusted and flummoxed by the hero worship for Castro’s gleeful executioner, Che Guevara. If there was ever a more cruel, vicious, sick, twisted figure, it’s hard to imagine one, yet from “The Motorcycle Diaries” to the heroic image of this brutal killer on t-shirts, he is lionized and nearly canonized. That’s why I was delighted to hear that Target had pulled a CD-case emblazoned with Che’s image from its shelves. As several critics have noted, this character is not exactly the poster boy for peace, love and understanding. Kudos to Investor’s Business Daily for writing in their editorial “What next? Hitler backpacks? Pol Pot cookware? Pinochet pantyhose?” wrote Investor’s Business Daily in an editorial earlier this month, citing the Guevara case as a model of “tyrant-chic,” and to Wall Street Journal columnist Mary Anastasia O’Grady for contacting Target earlier this week to ask the same question.
The time is long passed when the fraud that is communism, and its essential reliance on terror and murder, can pretend to be about “social justice,” and telling the truth about this scumbag is a good step in that direction.
Che Guevara, “The Motorcycle Diaries”, Hitler, Pol Pot, Mary Anastasia O’Grady
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