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Dirtiest, Rottenest Motherfucker Who Ever Lived

Who is the worst individual to ever walk the Earth?

  • Adolf Hitler

    Votes: 69 58.0%
  • Josef Stalin

    Votes: 15 12.6%
  • Pol Pot

    Votes: 6 5.0%
  • Osama bin Laden

    Votes: 3 2.5%
  • Jeffrey Dahmer

    Votes: 2 1.7%
  • Charlie Manson

    Votes: 1 0.8%
  • Andrei Chikatillo

    Votes: 2 1.7%
  • Ted Bundy

    Votes: 2 1.7%
  • Dennis Rader (B.T.K. Killer)

    Votes: 1 0.8%
  • Other (explain)

    Votes: 18 15.1%

  • Total voters
    119

Dro50

If I had a my Freeones account, I would have just gotten 25 points!
Sad thing is all these people prolly believed that they were doing the right thing....so it's hard to pass judgement on wether or not they're a bad person.
 

Calm

God damn it, Baconsalt!
How can you possibly attempt to compare people like Hitler and Stalin to people like Charlie Manson?

I picked Hitler for genocide.
 

Legzman

what the fuck you lookin at?
George Bush
Na close but j/k voted for Osama but wasn't paying attention as I didn't see hitler, should have voted for him that shit was real fucked up what he did!
 

Member2019

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This is really sad ...

Stalin takes the cake over Hitler. It's sad that "genocide" is only reported when you lose a war. Really sad.

In fact, Stalin is yet just another perfect example of the US often siding with "the enemy of my enemy is my friend" and picking a "friend" that is not better, and often far worse! Had the Soviets fallen to Germany, we might be talking far more negative about Stalin than Hitler, even though no one would argue in favor of Hilter -- just like they don't Stalin.

Again, I'm sorry, Stalin bests Hitler.

As far as those who said Bush is the worst currently, I think you could think of several dozens far worse. The man might be making mistakes left and right, and those have caused the death of many people -- but there are many nations who could have avoided much of it. Let alone we should look at some leaders out there that are causing hundreds of thousands of people to die per year! Sorry, Iraq doesn't compare.
 

RogueWolf

Be careful what you wish for, it might come true!
I'm sorry...but GEORGE BUSH??? Please...that's insulting to all the victims of the Holocaust, Stalin's purge, the Khmer Rouge, and any of the other despotic regimes that have been mentioned.

Like Prof said, Bush may have made some mistakes...but intentionally evil...I don't think so. Purposeful genocide...not even close. Blatantly open about murdering an entire race...no. Get real people. We get it...you hate George Bush. But putting his name next to any of the others in this list is laughable.

Hitler by far in my mind. If for no other reason than he was just so open about his hatred and his ultimate goal. Sure...Stalin or Mao may have killed more...but it was much quieter. Hilter was open and blatant about his thoughts and plans.
 

Jagger69

Three lullabies in an ancient tongue
4G63 said:
These men are all less than shit. It's obscene and morbid to "rank" these men and their accomplishment in any way.


There's no "ranking" going on here....I asked who was the worst person to walk the face of the earth. It's a discussion of that question....period. No one is considering their despicable acts as "accomplishments" either. Sorry 4G63 but no "holier than thou" attitude is justified by the nature of this topic.
 

Jagger69

Three lullabies in an ancient tongue
I'm as big of a Bush-basher as there is and I have to agree with the Prof and Fox on this one. Inept? Absolutely. Poor decision-maker? Yes. Evil? I don't believe that for a minute. Bush means well, he just doesn't do well.
 

Johan

I'm too lazy to set a usertitle.
Nero (Roman emperor), the biggest bastard who ever lived :
-Adopted, he married the father of his adoptive father (and then cheated her with on of his conselor and his wife.
-Get divorced, forced his conselor to divorce and then mary his wife
-Murdered his own mother
-Sentenced of his familly to the dath penalty
-Set Rome on fire and then accused the christian, this way his could make some laws to chase and persecute christians.
-Murdered his 2nd wife

A true mental as emperor of one of the biggest empire who was ever built.
 
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Member2019

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There are CURRENT leaders responsible for 100,000+ genocides ...

RogueWolf said:
Like Prof said, Bush may have made some mistakes...but intentionally evil...I don't think so. Purposeful genocide...not even close.
I was talking in comparison to many CURRENT leaders! There are literally dozens of individual leaders around the world that have been responsible for at least 100,000 deaths on their own, each!

And for those that want to try to blame the US for many of those conflicts, I would quickly point out it wasn't "American Imperalism" that began the "dislike" between people centuries ago ... but European Imperlism that was often the root cause. As I've said before, I'll take our "American Imperalism" against any and all "European Imperalism" any day -- especially since "European Imperialism" has been active the latter half of the 20th century.

"American Imperialism" has never taken people and intentionally separted them to keep them "under control." "American Imperialism" may be "arrogant, freedom is the only way" at its base -- but it has always taught people that all peoples in a nation are equal and no different than one another. Even when we had "colonies" of our own (and Americans shouldn't believe otherwise, we did, even if we were "late to the party") -- the difference is night'n day.
 

Member2019

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I should point out that in his first 6 years of his adminstration, more people "indirectly died" during the Clinton administration than have under W. The Clinton administration blocked several UN resolutions to prevent geocide.

Furthermore, there were still thousands of Iraqis dead due to Clinton's actions against Iraq too. I mean, do I need to point out the "massive air strike" in 1998 that virtually hit nothing targetted but only caused civilian casulties?

As several people have pointed out in many threads, too many people here are in their 20s. They are wholly ignorant of the events of the early-to-mid '90s -- they didn't hear much about the Clinton (among earlier) administrations.
 

Member2019

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Why is it only Bush? Do you guys remember Clinton at all?

********** said:
(a) invasions, bombing, etc
And it was different under Clinton? Com'mon! Clinton fired far more cruise missiles into Iraq than W.! The only reason W. gets a lot of TV media heat is because he put US soldiers on the ground, so we're part of the casulties.

After Somalia, Clinton just liked to bomb from a distance. I can't believe people don't remember that about Clinton. He was often demonized for it too.

********** said:
(b) absolute unilateralism
Again, was Clinton any different? He often struck Iraq without UN approval! And how about Bosnia? He went in without a UN resolution there too (it finally came later)!

23 UN resolutions, 42 coalition partners, etc...
I think you're being influenced by the media.
Especially since W.'s justification was 100% the same that Clinton used.

********** said:
(c) unfair trade
Oh give me a break!

********** said:
(d) having the drugs to save millions of lives in the third world and being about as generous with them as a grinch
Umm, people can't get them here either. At the same time, where is 98% of the drug research going on and funded by?

W. has given far more than Clinton to relief efforts in Africa. So if you want to continue to "unilaterally" bash W., you've gotta include Clinton too.

********** said:
(e) having so much of the world's wealth and doing relatively little to help those in other countries, maintaining absolute selfishness - see c


********** said:
(f) being "addicted to oil" (hypocrite) when oil has caused so much fighting, poverty, imbalance and death
Agreed. And the environmental policy of the US -- the popular ignorance of its people -- is the problem. If the US would attack its power grid, like France and Japan have done, like how the UK is doing -- we could address 90% of our pollution output and energy dependency issues.

But no one is listening to Electrical Engineers. They are saying, "oh, go invest some 'renewable energies' or 'why aren't we building solar panels?'" Again, one word, ignorance!

********** said:
(g) withdrawing from the Kyoto treaty, potentially contributing to the demise of us all :)
We never joined the Kyoto Treaty!
Clinton signed it, the Senate under Clinton shot it down 0-98!!!

If you want to talk about the "demise" of the world -- you need to get a real treaty that addresses more than Kyoto. That's what the US and various Asia-Pacific nations are doing -- while Europe sits there and sulks becuase the US and various Asia-Pacific nations want to include other environmental issues in it!

********** said:
I don't blame one man squarely for all of this, but all of this imo would be less worse under a Democrat, under a less tyrannical Republican, we could discuss it forever, but since you complained that you can't put Bush on that list, that is why I put him on that list and in fact chose him. Like I said, those other evil men get all the credit they deserve for their evil... Bush... Bush symbolizes the ultimate capitalist economic and self-righteous butcher. You may think I'm self-righteous, but that's not as big of a problem, as I'm not the President.
Capitalism is the foundation of the US. Yes, I'm sorry we're that way, and it might explain why we hold ourselves to a higher standard than others do of themselves.

If you hate Capitalism, you hate the US. And I'm fine with that.
 

sammy402002

I'm a porn expert.
DrMotorcity said:
How about...

Jefferson Davis​
How is that?--He was not a World leader.He just led a nation during a Civil War.Being the leader of the defeated Confederate States of America would hardly put him in the category of these ANIMALS that are listed and being discussed.And he certainly was not a mass murderer.
 

DrMotorcity

Don Trump calls me Pornography Man
sammy402002 said:
How is that?--He was not a World leader.He just led a nation during a Civil War.Being the leader of the defeated Confederate States of America would hardly put him in the category of these ANIMALS that are listed and being discussed.And he certainly was not a mass murderer.

I have this peculiar, and strange little habit when ever I make a reply in a thread: I always read the title of it first before making my reply.

By the way, did Jeffrey Dahmer serve one term or to as prime minister of Lower Southeast Glockenspielia? Or wasn't it that his running-mate, Charles Manson, resigned from the party and sucessfully defeated the incumbent, while setting the political stage for years to come by spear-heading a powerfuly party block that would bring to supreme power the likes of Ted Bundy, Dennis Rader, and of course, the ubiquitous Sam Other(?!)

You tell me.
 
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