People Who Did Nothing Wrong

[Pineapple Fox]

Can people say who their photos are of? I’m don’t know all of them.
I like the premise of this thread!

 

[Pissmaster]

He literally did nothing wrong. Not a single sin.

 

[Doctor Placebo]

This thread has an appalling lack of Ian Smith. All of his old enemies who weren't part of Mugabe's club eventually acknowledged that he was the better leader for the country and respected him, and his predictions about the future that would result from Britain's rushed transfer to black majority rule were prophetic.

Nguyen Ngoc Loan, as I already said on the historical images thread.

The only thing Jozef Pilsudski did wrong was die too soon. Then again, he's fairly popular in Poland, so I'm not sure how controversial he really is. He is the kind of guy I could see American lefties shrieking fascist over if any of them actually knew who he was. I can't say he would have kept Poland out of the grip of the Soviets and Nazis, but if anyone could have, it would have been Pilsudski. If he was there after the war he might have managed to prevent the hammer and sickle fucking the allies gave the Poles at the treaty table too.

Antonio de Oliveira Salazar. The end of the Estado Novo was also instrumental in the fall of Rhodesia, so this ties back into Ian Smith.


Chiang Kai-Shek was let down by his subordinates, but he refused to quit and is the only reason Taiwan didn't get cultural revolution'd (which would have killed far more people than the white terror did) and is a booming first world country instead of the CPC's backwater bitch today. Something they should consider when protesters there want to tear down his monuments.


Lon Nol once said with tears in his eyes that he failed the Cambodian people. Like a true leader, he took all responsibility for the fall of the Khmer Republic on himself. But Lon Nol was failed by a prince who cowered before the North Vietnamese, a US ally that used his country as a disposable pawn in the Vietnam war to their detriment, corrupt generals, and his own health (he suffered a stroke after his first year in charge, leaving him without the faculties to properly lead the country during most of the civil war). His initial reasoning for overthrowing Sihanouk was sound. If it weren't for that stroke and Nixon's yanking of troops in favor of carpet bombing the countryside indiscriminately in a truly retarded combination of voter pandering and an attempt to convince the North Vietnamese that he was a dangerous lunatic, things might have turned out differently. Phnom Penh was a booming, rapidly modernizing place under the government he helped put in place right up until it fell.

Chad Vlad the Impaler. Puts Muslim invaders up on pointy sticks and doesn't afraid of anything. It's amazing how vilified he was (outside of Romania, where he's rightly recognized as a hero) for not bullshitting around with a numerically superior group of invaders who intended to force everyone to convert and assimilate or become second class citizens who would have their firstborn sons taken, enslaved, and brainwashed into being shock troopers for the invaders.

 

[DDBCAE CBAADCBE]

"I'm rotting away, demented, brain damaged and malnourished in a cell, and none of you care that I tried to save you."

Who dat

 

[Rice Is Ready]

All he did was win and get hated for winning. Hoes mad.

The last good president. He was a real warrior king.

Can people say who they’re photos are of? I’m don’t know all of them.
I like the premise of this thread!

Maybe you should have payed attention in history class or keep up on current events.

 

[Immortal Technique]

Who dat

Julian Assange, Wikileaks founder.

 

[Not Really Here]

Who dat

A faggot who forgot only one nation on Earth has real freedom of the press protections.

 

[Absolute Brainlet]

Sometimes, reasonable men are pushed to do unreasonable things.

 

[Marco Fucko]

The Irish had it coming. Drunk ass, unemployed ass potato niggers.

 

[Ma Wang]

 

[Evilronald]

Terry A Davis. He warned us about the glow in the dark CIA niggers and we wouldn’t listen. His noble sacrifice won’t be forgotten.

 

[Sundae]

Chad Vlad the Impaler. Puts Muslim invaders up on pointy sticks and doesn't afraid of anything. It's amazing how vilified he was (outside of Romania, where he's rightly recognized as a hero) for not bullshitting around with a numerically superior group of invaders who intended to force everyone to convert and assimilate or become second class citizens who would have their firstborn sons taken, enslaved, and brainwashed into being shock troopers for the invaders.
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I came here to post the same thing. Bravo, sir.

For all the vilification he receives, Vlad fought to protect the people of Wallachia from being raped and killed by invading muslim trash.

Most of the people who demonize Vlad wouldn't have had the balls to do what he did.

 

[UnKillFill]

All he was try to resist the Empire while being black. And come back for the Rise Fall of Skywalker...

 

[Basic Block]

(Mr. Right)

 

[Gravityqueen4life]

turned one of the weakest clans in japan into one of the strongest. people thought him a fool and an autist (they were right about the autist part though) but proved them wrong when he BTFO one of the strongest clans in the land. traded with foreigners and became a christian in exchange for fucking guns he used to wreck even more shit. would promote people over merit instead of them coming from noble households (one of his officers who was a simple wood cutter ended up becoming the god damn shogun in the future). would "cheat" in battles by using superior tactics and gorilla warfare while the losers would scream YOU HAVE NO HONOR! pissed off a bunch of Buddhist (hell, all of japan) by burning them all alive inside their temple. a sin so great he got the nick name "demon king" and the Japanese still see him as a villain/monster til this day. was about to conquer the land but some fuckboy got all jelly over his successes and stabs him in the back only for him ending up dying 9 days later.

Oda Nobunaga broke every rule in the book and than some but he brought stability to a land full of war, chaos and alot of people loved this crazy bastard for it. his more a misunderstood hero than a villain in my book.

 

[Dom Cruise]

This thread has an appalling lack of Ian Smith. All of his old enemies who weren't part of Mugabe's club eventually acknowledged that he was the better leader for the country and respected him, and his predictions about the future that would result from Britain's rushed transfer to black majority rule were prophetic.
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Nguyen Ngoc Loan, as I already said on the historical images thread.
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The only thing Jozef Pilsudski did wrong was die too soon. Then again, he's fairly popular in Poland, so I'm not sure how controversial he really is. He is the kind of guy I could see American lefties shrieking fascist over if any of them actually knew who he was. I can't say he would have kept Poland out of the grip of the Soviets and Nazis, but if anyone could have, it would have been Pilsudski. If he was there after the war he might have managed to prevent the hammer and sickle fucking the allies gave the Poles at the treaty table too.
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Antonio de Oliveira Salazar. The end of the Estado Novo was also instrumental in the fall of Rhodesia, so this ties back into Ian Smith.
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Chiang Kai-Shek was let down by his subordinates, but he refused to quit and is the only reason Taiwan didn't get cultural revolution'd (which would have killed far more people than the white terror did) and is a booming first world country instead of the CPC's backwater bitch today. Something they should consider when protesters there want to tear down his monuments.
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Lon Nol once said with tears in his eyes that he failed the Cambodian people. Like a true leader, he took all responsibility for the fall of the Khmer Republic on himself. But Lon Nol was failed by a prince who cowered before the North Vietnamese, a US ally that used his country as a disposable pawn in the Vietnam war to their detriment, corrupt generals, and his own health (he suffered a stroke after his first year in charge, leaving him without the faculties to properly lead the country during most of the civil war). His initial reasoning for overthrowing Sihanouk was sound. If it weren't for that stroke and Nixon's yanking of troops in favor of carpet bombing the countryside indiscriminately in a truly exceptional combination of voter pandering and an attempt to convince the North Vietnamese that he was a dangerous lunatic, things might have turned out differently. Phnom Penh was a booming, rapidly modernizing place under the government he helped put in place right up until it fell.
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Chad Vlad the Impaler. Puts Muslim invaders up on pointy sticks and doesn't afraid of anything. It's amazing how vilified he was (outside of Romania, where he's rightly recognized as a hero) for not bullshitting around with a numerically superior group of invaders who intended to force everyone to convert and assimilate or become second class citizens who would have their firstborn sons taken, enslaved, and brainwashed into being shock troopers for the invaders.
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I came here to post the same thing. Bravo, sir.

For all the vilification he receives, Vlad fought to protect the people of Wallachia from being raped and killed by invading muslim trash.

Most of the people who demonize Vlad wouldn't have had the balls to do what he did.

Vlad is who I was going to mention as well.

Dude tried to keep an invasion of hostiles out of Europe and used psychological warfare as a tactic to help that cause, what's the problem?

 

[Monika H.]

 

[Assedio Dell' Isola]

Jack Ruby is an American hero.

 

[tehpope]

 

[Jack O'Lantern]

I would have suggested Hitler, but someone else has already posted about him. So I'm going to suggest the first serial killer who goes after paedophiles..

The Federal government was out of control (Waco was only one of a handful of massacres/government-sanctioned murders under the Clinton Administration) and it was about time somebody bloodied their nose.

McVeigh put an admirable amount of thought into his attack, selecting a target that would have all three of the guilty government agencies present while attempting to minimize civilian casualties. He considered the presence of the daycare to be tit-for-tat for the deaths of the Waco children.

McVeigh's manifesto was written logically and from what I can tell, he had a sense of humility around him that most terrorists don't. He was much better than the Alt-Right dipshits we have now (screw your optics, I'm going in).

Quality terrorist, definitely my all-time favorite (although Osama and Tarrant are strong competition).

I would have agreed, but anyone who plays "tit-for-tat" with childrens' lives are scum. Children are not responsible for the actions of adults nor are their deaths, attempted or realised, ever justified.