Why Pic on the Mics?–and not the Spics?
Monument honoring Ernesto "Che" Guevara in Oleiros Spain
Galway in Ireland has proposed a monument to Che.
Galicia (birthplace of Fidel Castro's father and of millions of Cubans' ancestors), on the other hand, built a Che monument back in 2008, and even honored the adjoining thoroughfare with the title "Avenida de Che Guevara."
And the Spaniards put their money where their monuments are--financially partnering with the regime co-founded by Che Guevara and lavishing it with prostitute-tourism to the tune of tens of millions annually.
Unreal
My question is, are the Irish and the Spaniards so dearth of national heroes that they have to search for them elsewhere? The Irish have to look for a hero that has some remote Irish ancestry somewhere on one of his grandmother's side, and the Spaniards are obsessed with castro, because his father was a Spaniard. How pathetic is that? On top of that, they're looking for these losers. If castro and che were genuinely great statesmen, generals, leaders of stature, etc.., but they are not--they are the TOTAL OPPOSITE. They're symptomatic of the 20th century when Marxism with all of its infiltrations of institutions, lies, manipulations and propaganda permeated societies across the globe and turned worthless scumbags into legends.
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Another nail in the coffin. Another example of how Spain feels (or doesn't) about a country and a people it has exploited and taken advantage of for centuries, because, well, that's what they're there for. Another case of fashion trumping truth, justice and decency. Again, this sort of thing is expected in Argentina, which never had close ties to Cuba and, despite its pretensions, is still Latrine American, but Spain is a VERY different matter. Correction, it should be, but evidently it's even more latrine, in its way, than the official latrines.
Franco, by the way, also came from Galicia, which had something to do with his rather tolerant view of Fidel Castro.