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Che of the Dead Graphic T-Shirt

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Che of the Dead Graphic T-ShirtThe heir to Fidel Castros personal photographer, Alberto Korda recently turned her French lawyer on to Liberty Maniacs wanting a $2 million bounty for making fun of the communist killer. The womans father was the Cuban comrade who snapped the famous photograph of Che Guevara you see on the t shirts of clueless teenagers and well healed celebrities named Guerrillero Heroico (English: "Heroic Guerrilla Fighter"). Weve been lampooning the image for over

The heir to Fidel Castro’s personal photographer, Alberto Korda recently turned her French lawyer on to Liberty Maniacs wanting a $2 million bounty for making fun of the communist killer. The woman’s father was the Cuban comrade who snapped the famous photograph of Che Guevara you see on the t-shirts of clueless teenagers and well-healed celebrities named Guerrillero Heroico (English: "Heroic Guerrilla Fighter"). We’ve been lampooning the image for over a decade. Read more about it here.

We told them to shove it. Korda never had rights to the image due to his communist utopia's banning intellectual property. Of course, that didn't stop the heirs from a litigious cash-in attempt while living the high life in France. Principles are just lies communists use to gain an advantage while jockeying to kill people and take their stuff.

Screw Che. Screw Castro. Free Cuba! I made it a personal goal to wear this shirt in Havana after the collapse of the communist dictatorship. Let's hope it's soon.

  • 100% cotton jersey
  • Pre-shrunk
  • Euro-fit (more contouring than the classic t-shirt)
  • Double-stitched

These tees are created for maximum comfort, combined with the latest cuts to make for a comfortable, yet modern tee. The rolled shoulder ensures a better fit, and the double-stitched hems make the shirt long-lasting. The shirts are 100% cotton jersey knit and have a very fine thread count. 

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