He was completely unimportant. Being a communist mercenary in the backwoods of Cuba is not exactly a world-class achievement. And the fact that he was set up and eliminated by his own side is also nothing to brag about
2007-11-29 20:41:37
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answered by cp_scipiom 7
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I'd disagree with the claim, since he is basically one of the few communists that died before revealing what a complete bastard he was. And as such, he is the poster boy for people who like to pretend communism isn't a bloody-handed form of tyranny, doomed to failure. Unlike any of the revolutionairies that survived to rule, romantics can pretend that he is a saint, rather than a man.
2007-11-29 20:28:53
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answered by Anonymous
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Because he was a communist and a killer and no one really believes in the communist revolution anymore. Because there are millions of Cubans who suffer under his "legacy" and despise his memory. Those enough reasons?
2007-11-29 18:20:28
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answered by mattapan26 7
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Because he was a minor revolutionary fighting for a cause that was doomed from the start.
2007-11-29 18:22:51
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answered by Anonymous
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