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Who's your least favorite person to walk the earth?
- Thread starter Spiderman
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You don't have to apologize. He's up there on my list, too. I personally can't stand Marxist-Leninism and hate Stalin, Mao, Pol Pot, Hoxha, etc. I don't care about Marx, either.
Marx had a lot of good insights, along with some bad ideas.
Least favorite person to walk the earth? That's like asking who is the most beautiful person of all time. There have been so many extremely beautiful people (and worse persons), that it's impossible to choose between them all.
Least favorite person to walk the earth? That's like asking who is the most beautiful person of all time. There have been so many extremely beautiful people (and worse persons), that it's impossible to choose between them all.
Spiderman
Veteran Member
how about one of them?
Alive today? The Vice President, Mike Pence.
Spiderman
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Thank you for bringing that to my attention...least favorite person to have lived
Trump is really climbing up there on my list. I really do hate him and his crooked sycophants.
That would be Seamus.
He talks like a poet, & fights like one too!
He talks like a poet, & fights like one too!
I'm sorry that happened.
Mussolini. I lost/never gained a large portion of my family because of this man.
VioletVortex
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It's hard for me to decide, but most so called communists like Stalin, Marx, and Lenin are terrible people.
I'm going to exhibit some audacity and say Abraham, thought that may not be completely just, as when he conceived Judaism, I doubt he thought about how much damage his religion would do to the world.
I'm going to exhibit some audacity and say Abraham, thought that may not be completely just, as when he conceived Judaism, I doubt he thought about how much damage his religion would do to the world.
Seamus &.....
There are a few going through my head. For some reason, Columbus keeps coming to mind.
Neo Deist
Th.D. & D.Div. h.c.
I can't pinpoint one person, but I'd have to say the Dutch as they were the first to bring African slaves over to the Americas. Had that never happened, many things would be different in the world today:
1. Slavery is just wrong, no matter what the Bible says. Those people would not have been treated like property.
2. Those of African descent would still be with their families in their homeland, with a rich heritage.
3. Inner city crime in the US would be greatly diminished.
4. Gang and drug violence in the US would be greatly diminished.
5. The US murder rate would drop by 50% on a yearly average.
6. The US Civil War would not have happened, thus sparing hundreds of thousands of lives.
7. Social Services would not be needed as much, and that money could be spent on infrastructure.
8. Racism would not be near what it is today.
9. Lynch mob justice against blacks would not have taken place.
10. Kanye West would not dominate the news.
Edit: I know someone is going to make an issue out of my post, but that does not change the fact that each of those points would be true. Realism is not racism. This was merely an "if...then" scenario which is factually true.
Besides, I am saying that slavery was wrong and bad on every level, and never should have happened in the first place. How is that a negative? Rhetorical question.
1. Slavery is just wrong, no matter what the Bible says. Those people would not have been treated like property.
2. Those of African descent would still be with their families in their homeland, with a rich heritage.
3. Inner city crime in the US would be greatly diminished.
4. Gang and drug violence in the US would be greatly diminished.
5. The US murder rate would drop by 50% on a yearly average.
6. The US Civil War would not have happened, thus sparing hundreds of thousands of lives.
7. Social Services would not be needed as much, and that money could be spent on infrastructure.
8. Racism would not be near what it is today.
9. Lynch mob justice against blacks would not have taken place.
10. Kanye West would not dominate the news.
Edit: I know someone is going to make an issue out of my post, but that does not change the fact that each of those points would be true. Realism is not racism. This was merely an "if...then" scenario which is factually true.
Besides, I am saying that slavery was wrong and bad on every level, and never should have happened in the first place. How is that a negative? Rhetorical question.
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Basically your post can be summed up as: "Them blacks wouldn't be here and so all those bad things I think they're responsible for wouldn't have happened!". Wtf.
*Lynch mob terrorism
"Justice", really?!
I'm gonna mention that Hitler fella. He's on the list somewhere.
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I'm sorry that happened.
It's fine
Would of been interesting to see where things could of ended up if he didn't gain power.