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If Guevara did everything the same but instead of Marxism, he was fighting to exterminate the blacks out of a genuine belief that it was a noble cause which wou
by lopmotr 6y ago
If Guevara did everything the same but instead of Marxism, he was fighting to exterminate the blacks out of a genuine belief that it was a noble cause which would help people, would you still describe him in the same positive way?
You already said you don't like communism, and I guess you don't like ethnic genocide either. So that wouldn't be a distinguishing factor.
- john4534243 6y ago> If Guevara did everything the same but instead of Marxism, he was fighting to exterminate the blacks out of a genuine belief that it was a noble cause which would help people, would you still describe him in the same positive way? I don't see anything noble about genocide.
- lopmotr 6y agoBut we've established that it's not based on you personally believing the goal is noble. It's the belief of the person fighting for it that matters.