Most evil person in history?

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Brett Dumain said:
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Karl Marx. That broke self hating Jew has been responsible for the starvation, murder, and forced imprisonment of over 100 million people over the course of the last century.
You seem to forget that Karl was probably the most caring person in the world.

In a time when if you were poor, you were nothing, Karl was the one person in the world too look at this system of life and say "This is wrong, im going to do something about it!"

My arse hes Evil.
What did he do, aside from write a book and be anti-Semitic? Oh, and also encourage eugenics (the science behind Hitler's crazy racial superiority theory)? He sat around and bitched about things without lifting a finger to change them. Aside from, again, writing a book.
Eugenics were a common ideal throughout history. Most people in that time followed the ideal.
And so what "If he only wrote a book!" Books are powerfull things, and often shape history. Look at the bible for gods sake. Thats shaped history. People follow the bible, and in many cases, its made theyre lives better - so who says that Karl's book cant?

And plus- You claim that Karl Marx is the "MOST EVIL PERSON IN HISTORY" Because he wrote a book that reportedly resulted in the "Starvation, Murder and Forced Imprisonment of over 100 million people!"? Im certain that He didnt intend that. Again ill use the bible as an example, or even religon in general; This was not the intended effect.

And finaly, a technicality- There is not a single country in the world that correctly follows Karl's ideals. The closest anyone has ever gotten is China.

Socialism and Communism are not the same thing. Karl spoke of Communism. Russia, Cuba, China, Korea, Vietnam and whatever else are Socialist. There is a difference.
Read my discussion with the RandomNameRandom person, I am intimately familiar with the difference between communism and socialism. In Marx's thinking, socialism is a step on the road to communism, so therefore you have to be socialist before you can be communist.

And because no one has done it "correctly", we should just keep letting these muderous dictatorships spring up in the hope that one of them MIGHT get it right? Which, by the way, all of the countries you mentioned, in essence, saw out Marx's thoughts to their inevitable conclusion because, aside from being an anti-Semite and a hypocrite, Marx was also an idiot who thought he knew something about philosophy and so tried to impose his warped view of how reality should be upon the rest of the world. If anything, Marxism is a religion, with its adherents blindly following it like the sheep all these atheists keep accusing other "recognized" religions of creating.
I don't recall Marx being an anti-Semite and even if he was it didn't affect the views of the people his book inspired. Look at this quote from Vladimir Lenin, you know the guy who founded the Soviet Union and was actually interested in making it a better place:

"The landowners and capitalists tried to divert the hatred of the workers and peasants who were tortured by want against the Jews. ... It is not the Jews who are the enemies of the working people. The enemies of the workers are the capitalists of all countries. Among the Jews there are working people, and they form the majority. They are our brothers, who, like us, are oppressed by capital; they are our comrades in the struggle for socialism. ... The capitalists strive to sow and foment hatred between workers of different faiths, different nations and different races. ... Rich Jews, like rich Russians, and the rich in all countries, are in alliance to oppress, crush, rob, and disunite the workers. ... Shame on those who foment hatred towards the Jews, who foment hatred towards other nations."
 

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I don't recall Marx being an anti-Semite and even if he was it didn't affect the views of the people his book inspired. Look at this quote from Vladimir Lenin, you know the guy who founded the Soviet Union and was actually interested in making it a better place:

"The landowners and capitalists tried to divert the hatred of the workers and peasants who were tortured by want against the Jews. ... It is not the Jews who are the enemies of the working people. The enemies of the workers are the capitalists of all countries. Among the Jews there are working people, and they form the majority. They are our brothers, who, like us, are oppressed by capital; they are our comrades in the struggle for socialism. ... The capitalists strive to sow and foment hatred between workers of different faiths, different nations and different races. ... Rich Jews, like rich Russians, and the rich in all countries, are in alliance to oppress, crush, rob, and disunite the workers. ... Shame on those who foment hatred towards the Jews, who foment hatred towards other nations."
Your willful ignorance would be cute if it wasnt so infuriating. I guess we should just discount all of the Jews who were killed and/or driven from their homes by the Soviets. Yep, socialists didnt do anything at all to the Jews. Move along, nothing to see here.

Like it or not, Lenin, Stalin, Mao, Pol Pot, Che, Castro, etc were all influenced by Marx's writing. Simply because the man didnt pull the trigger himself, doesnt mean he isnt to blame for all the death and misery these fuckwits caused.
It wasn't just Jews who were driven from their homes, millions of peasants were forcibly relocated under Stalin, especially after the first three five-year plans. Just because Jewish people accounted for a portion of those people does not mean that Stalin's disregard for people and life overall was focused at just the Jew's in his country but affected everyone in his country. Also, Stalin was not inspired by Marx's teachings but rather took power after the man who was (Lenin) died. We cannot blame Stalin's horrors on Lenin because Lenin never intended what happened or even wanted Stalin to hold power, in fact he asked that Stalin not be put in charge in his will but, Stalin got to his will first.
Oh, and also the person that you had argued with before brought up an interesting point, can you blame the makers of the plane for all the deaths from bombings?
 

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My two cents regarding Marx: he wasn't evil. Evil requires malice, and he wasn't malicious. He was, however, a deranged, irrational moron whose solution to all of the world's problems was to build an 'ideal society', without really bothering to put much effort into thinking it through: because hey, once the workers are liberated, things will just sort themselves out. Deluded dreamer and inadvertently responsible for monstrous evil, but not personally evil.

The most evil person in history was probably some unknown serial killer.
 

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Brett Dumain said:
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I don't recall Marx being an anti-Semite and even if he was it didn't affect the views of the people his book inspired. Look at this quote from Vladimir Lenin, you know the guy who founded the Soviet Union and was actually interested in making it a better place:

"The landowners and capitalists tried to divert the hatred of the workers and peasants who were tortured by want against the Jews. ... It is not the Jews who are the enemies of the working people. The enemies of the workers are the capitalists of all countries. Among the Jews there are working people, and they form the majority. They are our brothers, who, like us, are oppressed by capital; they are our comrades in the struggle for socialism. ... The capitalists strive to sow and foment hatred between workers of different faiths, different nations and different races. ... Rich Jews, like rich Russians, and the rich in all countries, are in alliance to oppress, crush, rob, and disunite the workers. ... Shame on those who foment hatred towards the Jews, who foment hatred towards other nations."
Your willful ignorance would be cute if it wasnt so infuriating. I guess we should just discount all of the Jews who were killed and/or driven from their homes by the Soviets. Yep, socialists didnt do anything at all to the Jews. Move along, nothing to see here.

Like it or not, Lenin, Stalin, Mao, Pol Pot, Che, Castro, etc were all influenced by Marx's writing. Simply because the man didnt pull the trigger himself, doesnt mean he isnt to blame for all the death and misery these fuckwits caused.
It wasn't just Jews who were driven from their homes, millions of peasants were forcibly relocated under Stalin, especially after the first three five-year plans. Just because Jewish people accounted for a portion of those people does not mean that Stalin's disregard for people and life overall was focused at just the Jew's in his country but affected everyone in his country. Also, Stalin was not inspired by Marx's teachings but rather took power after the man who was (Lenin) died. We cannot blame Stalin's horrors on Lenin because Lenin never intended what happened or even wanted Stalin to hold power, in fact he asked that Stalin not be put in charge in his will but, Stalin got to his will first.
Oh, and also the person that you had argued with before brought up an interesting point, can you blame the makers of the plane for all the deaths from bombings?
Hmmm you could, since the Wrights almost immediately agreed to start designing fighters after they proved that heavier than air travel was possible. I dont think you should, but again if you wanted to, I wont stop you. Just as I wont stop blaming Marx for all the death and suffering caused by those ostensibly working in his name.

You seem to be hung up on Stalin, even though he was as much a socialist as Lenin was and simply continued the work Lenin had started. But even if you say that Stalin wasnt influenced by Marx, can you say the same about Mao? Pol Pot? Castro? Ho Chi Minh? Che Guevera? All of these "men" were tyrants, despots, and murderers, all following the delusional fantasy of a broke German who was an ardent racist and anti-Semite.


And a little aside: Marx's philosophy is not altruistic. It is vengeance masquerading as economics. The bourgeois and the society they built to protect their interests must be destroyed in order for Marx's vision to be fulfilled. That is one of the reasons why you see so much "liquidation" of the intellectuals and the wealthy: it is simply the "righteous retribution" of centuries of exploitation by these bourgeoisie classes.
These tyrants never actually followed Marxist principles though and that's the entire reason we shouldn't blame Marx for what happened, just because the power-obsessed people did it with the CLAIM that they were following Marx's ideas when in fact they were just distorting them so they could use that to their advantage. You could say that almost any inventor or philosopher is evil because their ideas indirectly brought suffering, in fact you could call Albert Einstein evil a lot more directly than Marx because he played a massive part in the invention of the atomic bomb, something designed to kill people and of course we could accuse the inventor of scissors to be evil because people get stabbed but we don't because that's not the goal of scissors just like the totalitarian nightmare of the previous supposedly "communist" countries wasn't Marx's intention.
Oh and this was late because I was on reddit while waiting for your response to my last post =P
 

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The most evil men/women in earths history are the ones who thought of, implemented and then the following;
-slavery
-rape
-discrimination
-war

and the people who attempted to justify these using the following;
-race
-sex
-age
-religion
-money( or the promise of)
-fear/superstition

What blows me away is that at some point no matter what you believe, there wa a point in time when none of these things existed, someone had to be first.
True, but consider that these things were all invented long before man began recording history on cave walls, and I doubt very much that one single individual "invented" any of them anyways. They were byproducts of the situation. Our tribe has a dispute with this other tribe over who gets to let their animals drink at the closest watering hole. What should we do. We should go there and threaten them. (situation escalates) what should we do with the ones we captured? Lets make them work for the mates of the men they killed. etc.. etc... Not a justification mind you, just explaining that it is unlikely that any single person "invented" slavery, or war..... or anything else we find distasteful.
 

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Rupert Murdock anyone?
Don't let your blind partisan hatred of the scapegoat liberalism has set up for you blind you to the true evil that has existed just in this century alone. Seriously.... Rupert Murdock? What garbage.
 

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GOD


got my favorite atheist quite to back me up on this
Is God willing to prevent evil, but not able? Then he is not omnipotent.
Is he able, but not willing? Then he is malevolent.
Is he both able and willing? Then whence cometh evil?
Is he neither able nor willing? Then why call him God?
 

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People that force their children to compete in "Beauty Pagents".

I want them all to burn in hell. All while wearing undersized pink dresses.
 

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every asshole who kills in the name of religion/belief and makes the rest of us look bad.

and who ever decided to give youtube a comment section.
 

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Brett Dumain said:
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Karl Marx. That broke self hating Jew has been responsible for the starvation, murder, and forced imprisonment of over 100 million people over the course of the last century.
You seem to forget that Karl was probably the most caring person in the world.

In a time when if you were poor, you were nothing, Karl was the one person in the world too look at this system of life and say "This is wrong, im going to do something about it!"

My arse hes Evil.
What did he do, aside from write a book and be anti-Semitic? Oh, and also encourage eugenics (the science behind Hitler's crazy racial superiority theory)? He sat around and bitched about things without lifting a finger to change them. Aside from, again, writing a book.
OH SHIT!! STALIN WAS THE FIRST PERSON TO USE THE INTERNET!!!
 

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GOD....trollface.jpg

But seriously I have to say the people that are responsible for the bible because the bible (even if it wasn't intended) killed loads of people for no better reason then just that they don't believe in what the bible states as "fact"
Look, I'm not religious or anything, but lay off the bible a little man. Have people killed in its name before? Yes. Have people slaughtered in the name of Allah and the Koran before as well? Yup. What about Mars and Ares the Roman and Greek gods of war? Yup. What about in the name of Odin and Thor? Absolutely. What about in the name of "the greater good" I'd say that more people have been killed in the name of "the greater good" than those misinterpreting any religion have managed thus far.

So seriously, come down of your religion hating bandwagon and understand that just because some people hide behind religion when they kill, doesn't mean that religion kills, and it definitely doesn't mean that one religion in particular is evil, just because you don't like Christians lecturing you.
 

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LarenzoAOG said:
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Whoever made the Bible. That book got alot of people killed.
^What she said. Say what you will about Hitler, but that little book was at the core of what he did and millions of other deaths throughout history.
I'll tell you what I told her.

That would be dozens and dozens if not hundreds of different people, not a single guy.

Also if the Bible was never written then the people who did terrible things in the name of the Christian faith would have found another religion or ideal to justify their acts, some people are just bad people, or completleyunable to think for themselves, most are cowards who need some kind of authority to give them a yay or nay, or at least what they percieve as a yay or nay for the terrible things they do.

As much as I dislike the Bible I would never go so far as to blame it for terrible acts, instead I would blame the idiots who will do whatever the first person of authority tells them to, the assholes who are looking for a paper-thin justification for their assholeism, or those people in authority who would use something that is meant to be a guide to living in a moral manner as a tool to convince people to do bad things, and its not just the Bible, its every holy book and every doctrine.

Basically don't blame a gun for killing someone, blame the guy who shoots the gun.
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Joseph Mengele. He was also know as the Angel of Death :B I choose him, because he got to see first hand what his evil accomplished. He watched the pain he caused humans. He was a nazi physician that worked at Auschwitz and experimented on the people there. He mostly tested on twins. Grim stuff mannnn...

Leaders that have racked up much higher kills than him did it from a safe distance. Not having to do the evil themselves. This why I rate them lower on the evil list.
He also liked to experiment on pregnant women,which in the BEST case scenario ended up with both the mother and the child dead,also,from what I've been told from a holocaust survivor ,he was very handsome,so don't judge a book by it's cover i guess.