Time Mag. Idolizes Marxist Killer Che Guevara Who Didn’t Let Asthma Affect His Ambitions

11 Oct, 2015 by Terresa Monroe-Hamilton

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Just shaking my head in disbelief. I don’t think there was ever a mass murderer that Time Magazine didn’t love. The cover of Time this month boasts the visage of Che Guevara, who evidently bravely overcame asthma so he could murder and terrorize to his heart’s content. How touching. How clueless and uncaring do you have to be to write a puff piece like this? Just amazingly twisted. What the mag is actually sadly noting is the execution of this murderous psychopath. They are grieving a mass murdering asshat. They want to make him more relatable by detailing how he was a sickly baby and suffered from asthma. But that didn’t stop Che! No siree.

From Gateway Pundit:

The left idolizes Che Guevara, despite the fact that he was a brutal murdering thug. So it’s no surprise to see liberal Time magazine doing a puff piece like this:

How Che Guevara Didn’t Let Asthma Affect His Ambitions

Che Guevara might have considered the United States his worst enemy, but he faced an even greater threat to his revolutionary ambitions: asthma. While it was U.S.-trained Bolivian forces who killed Che on this day, Oct. 9, in 1967, asthma was a constant threat from his earliest youth.

Che was born premature—tiny and sickly—in Rosario, Argentina, where his father took a rough approach to infant rearing. According to TIME’s 1960 cover story about the revolutionary, baby Che was left to sun on a balcony, wearing only a diaper, in 45° winter weather. Moreover, he was plunged into cold baths and doused in icy showers. Instead of toughening him up, however, this tactic left him with a persistent cough and severe asthma.

His approach to his own health was no gentler; asthma didn’t keep him from embracing the rowdiness of youth.

Time’s leftism rarely disappoints.

Amazing.

Rowdiness of youth? Is that what they call gangsterism and murder? I. Can’t. Stand. It. Listen to them idolize a stone-cold communist killer: “And it didn’t prevent him from following a rugged revolutionary road to Cuba, although it sometimes slowed him down along the way. While in Guatemala in 1953, he encountered a group of severely malnourished children whose poverty, in Che’s eyes, was the result of exploitation by the United Fruit Company. According to a friend, Che flew into a rage, cursing “North American exploiters” and triggering a terrifying asthma attack that lasted two full hours.” Next, they regale the audience with funny anecdotes on how Fidel Castro picked Che Guevara as head of Cuba’s central bank. It’s a real knee-slapper. Time romanticizes both Castro and Guevara. I guess they don’t remember all those people they tortured and murdered along the way. No wonder the background is red – all that blood, you know? Notice how Time has Mao and Khrushchev in the background as well.