Your Most hated Historical Figures?

[Omega Uliza]

Abraham Lincoln.

Pray tell, why?

[Hypparchia]

Ronald Regean. He created a national debt, burned billions of dollars on useless military hardware, and enabled Saddam.

^this

I'm not exactly sure if 'this' is really a response of unoriginal origin, or if it's an attack. It kind of lacks the meat or substance in saying what you think.

Oh, did I offend you much ? How about this - I don't really care if he indebted the United States; I hate him for being the typical American Jingoist who's showing off by installing puppet dictatorships or removing such that do not suit him; actually his heavy support on the MAD strategy is a reason solid enough for this guy to be truly hated.

[Bluth Corporation]

Nikolai Rysakov and the rest of the Pervomartovtsi, as well as Dmitri Bogrov.

[Shia Majority]

Abraham Lincoln.

Pray tell, why?

He wanted to send blacks back to Africa?

[Omega Uliza]

Stalin, Mao, Hitler, FDR, Woodrow Wilson

Why FDR?

FDR made the government too big, and set a precedent that we need a big government.

That.. and that he allied with that Bastard Stalin, and also treated german and japanese americans like crap.

Yes but Stalin was needed at the time to help fight a common enemy. The reaction to Germans and Japanese is a considerable thing to take into account though.

[The Bleeding Roses]

Ronald Regean. He created a national debt, burned billions of dollars on useless military hardware, and enabled Saddam.

^this

I'm not exactly sure if 'this' is really a response of unoriginal origin, or if it's an attack. It kind of lacks the meat or substance in saying what you think.

Oh, did I offend you much ? How about this - I don't really care if he indebted the United States; I hate him for being the typical American Jingoist who's showing off by installing puppet dictatorships or removing such that do not suit him; actually his heavy support on the MAD strategy is a reason solid enough for this guy to be truly hated.

MAD obviously worked...

[Vervaria]

I hate the common denominators of Stalin, Hitler, Mao, and Pol Pot of course, I detest pretty much all popes, and Oliver Cromwell gets some special hate for killing Irish people because, well, he could. I'll add Reagan as the most overrated.

[TerraPublica]

Stalin
Hitler
Reagan
Thatcher
Mussolini
Emperor Nicholas II(He was a douche, but Rasputin was awesome!)
Mao
J.P. Morgan
Oliver Cromwell

[Hypparchia]

Ronald Regean. He created a national debt, burned billions of dollars on useless military hardware, and enabled Saddam.

^this

I'm not exactly sure if 'this' is really a response of unoriginal origin, or if it's an attack. It kind of lacks the meat or substance in saying what you think.

Oh, did I offend you much ? How about this - I don't really care if he indebted the United States; I hate him for being the typical American Jingoist who's showing off by installing puppet dictatorships or removing such that do not suit him; actually his heavy support on the MAD strategy is a reason solid enough for this guy to be truly hated.

MAD obviously worked...

And what exactly did MAD achieve ?

[Omega Uliza]

Ronald Regean. He created a national debt, burned billions of dollars on useless military hardware, and enabled Saddam.

^this

I'm not exactly sure if 'this' is really a response of unoriginal origin, or if it's an attack. It kind of lacks the meat or substance in saying what you think.

Oh, did I offend you much ? How about this - I don't really care if he indebted the United States; I hate him for being the typical American Jingoist who's showing off by installing puppet dictatorships or removing such that do not suit him; actually his heavy support on the MAD strategy is a reason solid enough for this guy to be truly hated.

No...you didn't offend me. I was curious about the usage of the response 'this'.

[New Somersetshire]

Emperor Nicholas II(He was a douche, but Rasputin was awesome!)

Rasputin was a douche too.

[Omega Uliza]

Abraham Lincoln.

Pray tell, why?

He wanted to send blacks back to Africa?

I was unaware of that particular policy. Is that pre or post Civil War?

[TerraPublica]

Emperor Nicholas II(He was a douche, but Rasputin was awesome!)

Rasputin was a douche too.

You'd be a douche too if your dick was on display in a thai museum.

[Vervaria]

Abraham Lincoln.

Pray tell, why?

He wanted to send blacks back to Africa?

I was unaware of that particular policy. Is that pre or post Civil War?

Pre, and he never supported doing so forcibly to my knowledge.

[Thrinia]

Emperor Nicholas II(He was a douche, but Rasputin was awesome!)

Rasputin was a douche too.

You'd be a douche too if your dick was on display in a thai museum.

?

[New Somersetshire]

Abraham Lincoln.

Pray tell, why?

He wanted to send blacks back to Africa?

I was unaware of that particular policy. Is that pre or post Civil War?

Lincoln was dead post-Civil War.

[EvilDarkMagicians]

Amerigo Vespucci.

[Lackadaisical2]

As for myself, I would through in Monroe with his illogical Monroe Doctrine.

What exactly is wrong with it?

(also, nice summary of slavery and serfdom)

Thanks for the compliment.

The Monroe Doctrine expressed that the United States would not allow Europe to further colonize the America's anymore, and should anymore colonists push for independence, the United States would support them. With a flimsy start for the United States to start off with, the idea that the colonists should pay for a war that had protected them at great expense to their mother country,

Really confused by your wording here, are you simply saying the Americans would be foolish to join a war to ensure the freedom of other nations?

it doesn't really set up logically. It would further be used to snatch land up from Mexico during the Mexican-American war.

Eh, thats more manifest destiny and Polk.

[Omega Uliza]

Pre, and he never supported doing so forcibly to my knowledge.

I remember having the thought of killing everyone so that we could have a quiet utopia. An idea in an of itself is harmless, it's the intent and carry-through that matters in history. Like, FDR may have been a dick to his wife but that doesn't change some of the good things he did. Historically, we have to balance the good versus the bad things that they did and of course, 'good' and 'bad' are ambiguous of the times we analyze them from.

[Vervaria]

Pre, and he never supported doing so forcibly to my knowledge.

I remember having the thought of killing everyone so that we could have a quiet utopia. An idea in an of itself is harmless, it's the intent and carry-through that matters in history. Like, FDR may have been a dick to his wife but that doesn't change some of the good things he did. Historically, we have to balance the good versus the bad things that they did and of course, 'good' and 'bad' are ambiguous of the times we analyze them from.

Indeed. It's hard to find any historical figure who was a saint.

[Omega Uliza]

As for myself, I would through in Monroe with his illogical Monroe Doctrine.

What exactly is wrong with it?

(also, nice summary of slavery and serfdom)

Thanks for the compliment.

The Monroe Doctrine expressed that the United States would not allow Europe to further colonize the America's anymore, and should anymore colonists push for independence, the United States would support them. With a flimsy start for the United States to start off with, the idea that the colonists should pay for a war that had protected them at great expense to their mother country,

Really confused by your wording here, are you simply syaing the Americans would be foolish to join a war to ensure the freedom of other nations?

it doesn't really set up logically. It would further be used to snatch land up from Mexico during the Mexican-American war.

Eh, thats more manifest destiny and Polk.

But Polk used the Monroe Doctrine for the express purpose of that. Hmm, I'll give you a point on that.

[TerraPublica]

Emperor Nicholas II(He was a douche, but Rasputin was awesome!)

Rasputin was a douche too.

You'd be a douche too if your dick was on display in a thai museum.

?

It's true. Sorry, it was a Russian Museum, not Thai.

[Hypparchia]

Pre, and he never supported doing so forcibly to my knowledge.

I remember having the thought of killing everyone so that we could have a quiet utopia. An idea in an of itself is harmless, it's the intent and carry-through that matters in history. Like, FDR may have been a dick to his wife but that doesn't change some of the good things he did. Historically, we have to balance the good versus the bad things that they did and of course, 'good' and 'bad' are ambiguous of the times we analyze them from.

Indeed. It's hard to find any historical figure who was a saint.

Saint Paul, Saint John, Saint Mathew, Saint Patrick, the list is endless.

[Omega Uliza]

Abraham Lincoln.

Pray tell, why?

He wanted to send blacks back to Africa?

I was unaware of that particular policy. Is that pre or post Civil War?

Lincoln was dead post-Civil War.

Thank you for pointing out the joke Ted...

[EvilDarkMagicians]

Amerigo Vespucci.

Why?

Why do you think?