I'm possibly more anti-communist than you are, but it's mostly from a general anti-authoritarian perspective. Castro and the communist revolution in Cuba did not happen in a vacuum. The war that had summary executions and entire villages of campesinos wiped out was not a one-sided affair. You may want to start thinking why the people rebelling so easily reached that point. Maybe it's because it had already been happening to them for more than a decade. I respect Guevara as a warrior, yes. There's a reason he became such a central figure of the revolution, despite being no more than some random foreigner with no fighting experience when Castro landed with a few dozen men. Fanboy though? Nah, like I said, he was a warrior, and warriors are never clean. He was stained with the blood of his many victims, some of which probably did not deserve it. Many more did though. The "government officials" he executed weren't exactly angels themselves. Again, read up on Batista's regime.
