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>Be attractive, middle class doctor in Argentina
>Abandon your comfortable life to become a revolutionary
>Play a key part in the Cuban Revolution then travel all over Africa and Latin America supporting guerillas
>After dying you become a symbol of rebellion worldwide
I don’t care what you think of his politics, he was the closest thing to Nietzsche’s ubermensch. Hasan Piker wishes he was him.
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>nepo baby faggot who never saw action in his life while sucking cia cock
Yawn
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>>223447647
>A homosexual cannot be a revolutionary.
Sorry OP but it looks like you're out.
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>>223447647
Nietzsche himself failing to become his ubermensch shows you how much value there is in the accomplishment
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>>223447647
> executed by bolivians
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>>223448766
And begged to live before it
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>>223448766
Poolivianos are known sworn enemies of the Argentinian race
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>>223447647
>>middle class
His family was rich and elite.
>he was the closest thing to Nietzsche’s ubermensch.
No he wasn't, quite the opposite. He sacrificed his life for a collectivist ideology while never getting to actually rule anything.
Actually read Nietzsche before saying this shite.



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