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    i've literally grew up listening to stories of Che from my family members...when i met my grandmother for the first time the first thing she said to me was "you look alot like Che" so i've always known Che...its just recently i've gotten to understand Che...thats where i believe the key is...

    i know this white dude that doesnt even say Che right...pronouncing it "Chee"...and i have multiple Che shirts...when i went to go buy myself a green one in staten island,NYC i had a conversation with the store clerk that admitted he didnt know who he was and the only reason why he sells it is cause "its a hot shirt"...that literally offends me to know that a revolutionary symbol is wore by morons...its like criminals running with police badges

    i dont believe we can run from the fact that people dont know who Che is...i try to keep his name in people that want to learn...its not about wanting to know its about wanting to learn...
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    well, i havent got a che shirt (only because i cant afford one) but i plan to get one, and im going to wear it and be really proud!!!! i dont care what other people think, all my friends know how much i adore che, and they're the only people who's opinion counts to me! if someone who does know che and thinks im just one of those people who wears him for fashion, that's their problem for not having the guts to come up and ask me if i did! when i see someone with anything che on, i usually call out as im going past "i hope you know who you're wearing!!!!" maybe it will make them curious if they dont know??? thats my aim anyway!
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    well, i havent got a che shirt (only because i cant afford one) but i plan to get one, and im going to wear it and be really proud!!!! i dont care what other people think, all my friends know how much i adore che, and they're the only people who's opinion counts to me! if someone who does know che and thinks im just one of those people who wears him for fashion, that's their problem for not having the guts to come up and ask me if i did! when i see someone with anything che on, i usually call out as im going past "i hope you know who you're wearing!!!!" maybe it will make them curious if they dont know??? thats my aim anyway!
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    well, i havent got a che shirt (only because i cant afford one) but i plan to get one, and im going to wear it and be really proud!!!! i dont care what other people think, all my friends know how much i adore che, and they're the only people who's opinion counts to me! if someone who does know che and thinks im just one of those people who wears him for fashion, that's their problem for not having the guts to come up and ask me if i did! when i see someone with anything che on, i usually call out as im going past "i hope you know who you're wearing!!!!" maybe it will make them curious if they dont know??? thats my aim anyway!
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    i know this white dude that doesnt even say Che right...pronouncing it "Chee"
    I pronounce it both ways depending on who I'm talking to. It's a matter of where you read it and how you read it. If I'm not mistaken it's actually supposed to be Ché -- Which is why it doesn't sound like "Chee." However, as normal English (at least US English) phonics would dictate, Che would more likely than not be pronounced "Chee." In fact, I'm not quit so sure why people don't type Ché more often, maybe it's cause people just don't know how to get the accent over the E. Awell.
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    i know this white dude that doesnt even say Che right...pronouncing it "Chee"
    I pronounce it both ways depending on who I'm talking to. It's a matter of where you read it and how you read it. If I'm not mistaken it's actually supposed to be Ché -- Which is why it doesn't sound like "Chee." However, as normal English (at least US English) phonics would dictate, Che would more likely than not be pronounced "Chee." In fact, I'm not quit so sure why people don't type Ché more often, maybe it's cause people just don't know how to get the accent over the E. Awell.
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    i know this white dude that doesnt even say Che right...pronouncing it "Chee"
    I pronounce it both ways depending on who I'm talking to. It's a matter of where you read it and how you read it. If I'm not mistaken it's actually supposed to be Ché -- Which is why it doesn't sound like "Chee." However, as normal English (at least US English) phonics would dictate, Che would more likely than not be pronounced "Chee." In fact, I'm not quit so sure why people don't type Ché more often, maybe it's cause people just don't know how to get the accent over the E. Awell.
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    I have 2 Che Guevara shirts... One I got from a Mexican guy at a flea market in Sacramento, where I live, and another I got from a street vendor in New York, where I go to school. The guy at the flea market knew who he was and a decent amount about him, and was also selling a lot of cool shirts of Zapata and Pancho Villa and all them... I didn't talk to the street vendor about him however... I'd rather spend an extra $5/$6 bucks on a shirt to buy it from a vendor than to buy it for less from a large conglomerate.... At least you're supporting a smaller business to advertise the cause.....

    One of the ones I have has a Cuban flag behind him and has Che embroidered at the top with HOMBRE REBELDE across the bottom of the pic... it also has HASTA LA VICTORIA SIEMPRE across the back with a less cliche'd pic of him....... It's an awesome shirt
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    I have 2 Che Guevara shirts... One I got from a Mexican guy at a flea market in Sacramento, where I live, and another I got from a street vendor in New York, where I go to school. The guy at the flea market knew who he was and a decent amount about him, and was also selling a lot of cool shirts of Zapata and Pancho Villa and all them... I didn't talk to the street vendor about him however... I'd rather spend an extra $5/$6 bucks on a shirt to buy it from a vendor than to buy it for less from a large conglomerate.... At least you're supporting a smaller business to advertise the cause.....

    One of the ones I have has a Cuban flag behind him and has Che embroidered at the top with HOMBRE REBELDE across the bottom of the pic... it also has HASTA LA VICTORIA SIEMPRE across the back with a less cliche'd pic of him....... It's an awesome shirt
    Siento que llegó nuestra hora, esta es nuestra revolución
    Somos una luz cegadora, fuerte, mas brillante que el sol
    Porque siento que este es el momento
    De olvidar lo que nos separó y pensar en lo que nos une!
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    I have 2 Che Guevara shirts... One I got from a Mexican guy at a flea market in Sacramento, where I live, and another I got from a street vendor in New York, where I go to school. The guy at the flea market knew who he was and a decent amount about him, and was also selling a lot of cool shirts of Zapata and Pancho Villa and all them... I didn't talk to the street vendor about him however... I'd rather spend an extra $5/$6 bucks on a shirt to buy it from a vendor than to buy it for less from a large conglomerate.... At least you're supporting a smaller business to advertise the cause.....

    One of the ones I have has a Cuban flag behind him and has Che embroidered at the top with HOMBRE REBELDE across the bottom of the pic... it also has HASTA LA VICTORIA SIEMPRE across the back with a less cliche'd pic of him....... It's an awesome shirt
    Siento que llegó nuestra hora, esta es nuestra revolución
    Somos una luz cegadora, fuerte, mas brillante que el sol
    Porque siento que este es el momento
    De olvidar lo que nos separó y pensar en lo que nos une!
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    I got mine completely by chance, i thought it looked cool, then, I got wondering, who IS this guy! so i found out, and now, he's my hero, and here I am, a leftist.

    I think it's sick how people are wearing the stuff with his face on it, if he doesnt mean anything to them, I'm gunna have a nice long talk with some idiots at school.

    and, Che was once asked for his autograph, he angrily shooed the fan away and said "What do I look Like, A movie star?!"

    that's how I see it
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    I got mine completely by chance, i thought it looked cool, then, I got wondering, who IS this guy! so i found out, and now, he's my hero, and here I am, a leftist.

    I think it's sick how people are wearing the stuff with his face on it, if he doesnt mean anything to them, I'm gunna have a nice long talk with some idiots at school.

    and, Che was once asked for his autograph, he angrily shooed the fan away and said "What do I look Like, A movie star?!"

    that's how I see it
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    I got mine completely by chance, i thought it looked cool, then, I got wondering, who IS this guy! so i found out, and now, he's my hero, and here I am, a leftist.

    I think it's sick how people are wearing the stuff with his face on it, if he doesnt mean anything to them, I'm gunna have a nice long talk with some idiots at school.

    and, Che was once asked for his autograph, he angrily shooed the fan away and said "What do I look Like, A movie star?!"

    that's how I see it
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    I just see.. well to me Ches face aint so important, but since I know who he was, it gives hope and strenght to see the face of a true fighter and hey, there is also few other faces that can do this trick, but Che is one of many. I dont really know, I have one shirt, but its a souvenir from "Lenin museum" here in finland. Thats it.
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    I just see.. well to me Ches face aint so important, but since I know who he was, it gives hope and strenght to see the face of a true fighter and hey, there is also few other faces that can do this trick, but Che is one of many. I dont really know, I have one shirt, but its a souvenir from "Lenin museum" here in finland. Thats it.
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    I just see.. well to me Ches face aint so important, but since I know who he was, it gives hope and strenght to see the face of a true fighter and hey, there is also few other faces that can do this trick, but Che is one of many. I dont really know, I have one shirt, but its a souvenir from "Lenin museum" here in finland. Thats it.
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    Funny how people are saying that most people who wear t-shirts dont know who che is when people here who think they know who che is dont actually have a clue. Fashion has not only stoled Che, the libertarian have to.
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    The simple fact it, Che&#39;s face is now just a part of a fasion trend unfortunatly.
    Hell yeah his face is a trend. I see hip hop guys wearing che shirts all the time, and I&#39;ll go "nice shirt" and they&#39;ll think I&#39;m hitting on them, it&#39;s sad.
    There was this trendy hip hop senior in my chemistry class last year who actually made an effort to find out who che was before he excitedly told me he was gonna buy one.

    Che merchandise has more benefits than anything. If a young person gets a che shirt, most of the time they&#39;ll at least try to find out who he was before they wear it so they don&#39;t look like a fool when people ask if they even know who he was. Then they&#39;ll think "if this hot guy was a communist then it can&#39;t be that bad". They won&#39;t have that stigma in their minds about it anymore.
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    Hell yeah his face is a trend. I see hip hop guys wearing che shirts all the time, and I&#39;ll go "nice shirt" and they&#39;ll think I&#39;m hitting on them, it&#39;s sad.

    I bet you were hitting on him.
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    Well you could say that communism has always been "What is that all about thing?" in my life, also I hated soviet flag quite long (im from finland and as you know we fought on the side of german in ww2), but then I approached the subject from somewhere else, there was this figure on t-shirt, flags and so on. So I decided to take a closer look and here I am, also now I "love" the soviet flag.. I finally got this report from university that "It is possible that if we would have given some land to russia which they wanted we could have saved many lives." This is just a theory but based on facts. No one knows what kind of plans Stalin had, but thats for that. Its those Che t-shirts, flags and so on, that led me towards socialism.. And I think that many others have also taken a closer look behind the t-shirt.
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