A World with Che [Archive]

Fuzzy_Louster

15th February 2006, 03:38

If Che had never left Cuba, what would of happened to the world? If those Bolivians hadnt executed him and cut off his hands, would more countries be based on Marx's ideas? Just tell me what you guys think would of happened on the world stage if Che hadnt been killed.

Hopes_Guevara

15th February 2006, 10:52

History happened as it did. It can never have the word: "IF".

razboz

18th February 2006, 10:39

Very true Hopes Guevarra. Speculation so as to what might have happened if such and such an event had not occurred does not have its place in serious historical study. However looking at what might have happened can help understand the reasons behind some of the things that did happen. Having said that, in the case of Che i dont think he was important enough to have caused any real impact had he not gone to Bolivia.

Simotix

27th February 2006, 03:41

If he did not die in Bolivia, it would have died in a different country. Che's art was spreading peace and hope through war (irony?), he would have simpley kept fighting. Though I would find it to be very interesting if he did life and he did take Bolivia how much of a leader he would have been.

Hopes_Guevara

27th February 2006, 11:38

Originally posted by [email protected] 27 2006, 04:09 AM
If he did not die in Bolivia, it would have died in a different country.
Exactly! I think his tactics were too risk to succeed. And because he was the one who wouldn't like to settle in any place.