T-Shirt Icon's Granddaughter Goes Shirtless

46. Talk about colonized mentality. Che Guevarra is a hero for many of us, and his revolutionary mentality and life have influenced so many people that disagree with what many would call real terrorists. Only people that would be too closed minded to mindlessly follow what they are fed by a government at shamelessly treats people around the world in such a heartless manner would be so quick to judge a hero that is Che Guevarra as a terrorist.

Posted at 4:23PM on Jun 19th 2009 by Mari

47. as a Cuban i find the post very insulting, I would proudly wear a Che shirt.There are cubans all around the world...so dont let Cuban-american views speak for the rest of us.

Posted at 4:25PM on Jun 19th 2009 by Cubanita

48. 41. I GET IT NOW Charles Manson was a revolutionary to some and a terrorist to others.

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Haha! Good one Lelsie B.

Posted at 4:29PM on Jun 19th 2009 by Rachel

49. idiots che was a revolutionary not a mass murderer he killed people that deserved to die

Posted at 4:30PM on Jun 19th 2009 by Nick

50. To #42- Che murdered many people because they didn't believe in his ideals. You can't force people to believe in the same things you do. His goon squad hunted hundreds of people down and killed them, yet you spout out Viva El Che like he was a hero. But as an American, you have that right. Hitler killed people because they were different than the so called master race. Stalin and Mussolini were also murderers of those that opposed their views. Do you feel the same way about them? So now we have guys like Bin Laden who are fighting and killing people because they don't believe in their caveman mentality. Do you like him too? Thank God we live in a country where we have the right to believe in anything we want. Viva America! I know this woman is associated by birth to this monster, and she may be proud of his murderous heritage by selling whatever it is she is selling, but I hope nobody buys anything from her.

Posted at 4:33PM on Jun 19th 2009 by say what?

51. I can see that the large Cuban exile contingent is posting up above. They must have linked here from one of their incredulous right-wing blogs.

The U.S.-backed dictator Batista killed 20,000 Cubans, and thus Che saw to it that those goons recieved their rightful punishment = execution. End of story. He did the same as the U.S. at Nuremburg.

I wish the Cuban exiles would focus on their own butchers and terrorists being harbored in Miami aka Luis Posada Carriles who blew up an airliner ala Al Qaeda.

Posted at 4:43PM on Jun 19th 2009 by Jorge

52. Che is one of the greatest and most heroic men of the last 2,000 years.

Hasta la Victoria Siempre !

Posted at 4:46PM on Jun 19th 2009 by Sara

53. "Che's life is an inspiration for every human being who loves freedom. We will always honor his memory."
--- Nelson Mandela

"Che is not only an intellectual, he was the most complete human being of our time, our eras most perfect man."
--- Jean Paul Sartre

Posted at 4:47PM on Jun 19th 2009 by Those in the know ...

54. Shame on you, TMZ! Che was not a terrorist... get your facts straight! And Che is NOT just a "t-shirt icon"... how incredibly insulting to a man who gave his life fighting for the people and their freedom. Don't even get me started on the creeps marketing Che's image on $100 t-shirts... if you knew who Che was and what he stood for, you would not PAY for a shirt with his face on it... I'm pretty sure that being worshiped wasn't what he was looking for either. Che is an example to be FOLLOWED, not turned into a meaningless 'trend'.

Posted at 4:53PM on Jun 19th 2009 by NDG

55. Haha classic !

I wish they would put a billboard up in the terrorist haven that is Calle Ocho. That way Luis Posada Carriles and the other exile 'assassinos' can drive past it every day on their way to Versailles.

Posted at 5:03PM on Jun 19th 2009 by Pedro

56. where is a rabbit when you need one?

Posted at 5:06PM on Jun 19th 2009 by iknoweverythingthereistoknow

57. Thomas Jefferson owned slaves and raped/impregnated one.

nuff said

Posted at 5:07PM on Jun 19th 2009 by WTF

58. "Che's life is an inspiration for every human being who loves freedom. We will always honor his memory."
--- Nelson Mandela

I can see that the large Cuban exile contingent is posting up above. They must have linked here from one of their incredulous right-wing blogs.

The U.S.-backed dictator Batista killed 20,000 Cubans, and thus Che saw to it that those goons got their rightful punishment = execution. End of story. He did the same as the U.S. at Nuremburg.

I wish the Miami Cuban exiles would focus on their own butchers and terrorists being harbored in Miami aka Luis Posada Carriles who blew up an airliner ala Al Qaeda.

"Che is not only an intellectual, he was the most complete human being of our time, our eras most perfect man."
--- Jean Paul Sartre

Posted at 5:16PM on Jun 19th 2009 by Mike

59. Ronald Reagan's right-wing contra death squads led to the deaths of 100,000 in Guatemala, 70,000 in El Salvador, and 30,000 in Nicaragua.

Che Guevara was 'created' through the United Fruit Co & CIA 1953 overthrow of the democratically elected Arbenz in Guatemala (while Che was living there). Any actions of Uncle Sam's induced Frankenstein's, ultimately lead back to U.S. foreign policy - and the brutal tyrants it supports, arms, and chooses to head it's allied financial oligarchies.

Posted at 5:27PM on Jun 19th 2009 by Carlos

60. Is that a wool cap she's wearing......and wool comes from?????????

Posted at 5:25PM on Jun 19th 2009 by ohhh the ignorance