Che Guevara: The T-Shirt Icon of Terrorists?

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@MelancholyDane

Well, since each figure you mentioned was essentially the dictator of a powerful nation, I don’t think either analogy applies because neither man was “acting out of desperation against a corrupt establishment which effectively rendered other methods of political improvement impossible.”

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<p>With the exception of Stalin, every person listed in the 2nd post on this thread started a revolution to get into a position of power, Hitler included. They all did this under bankrupt/corrupt governments. The problem is, their governments were more corrupt/bankrupt than the previous establishment.</p>