As established many "bad" dictators have done positive things. Though Kim Jong-il seems has done little in terms of progression for NK and is ruling over starving people and oppressing them.
Just to be different I will say Omar al-Bashir the ruler of Sudan for the atroscious human rights abuses in Dafur. 200,000 have been killed in the past 4 years and 5.3 millin have been driven from their homes. Despite recently agreeing to a ceasefire it is thought the killing is continuing.
From the 20th century I'd go for Pol Pot. He was one twisted mofo. The camps he set up had lower survival rates than the comparable Nazi concentration camps or Soviet Gulags.
Ah I read about him, he is quite demented and should seek a psychotherapist (psycho the rapist? lulz pixie). I would have to go with Firefly on this one.
I think Communist might have something to say about it but I think stalin didn't really. I'm not sure if Stalin even made it to communism or if it was just socialism (still confuses me). I suppose it was Marx that "started" it but as a theory.
Stalin, killed the most people, and started Communism, which is tearing the world apart.
LOL. Every part of that sentence is dumb.
killed the most people
Actual numbers deaths under Stalin (and not deaths that happened to take place when Stalin was in rule >_> would be 2-5 million. And these would mostly be extreme revisionists.
Hitler killed 6 million jews. Add the 50 million deaths that took place in WW2 and you have a total of 56 million.
and started Communism
ROFL. That was Marx. And it was Lenin that put them into practice.
which is tearing the world apart.
The capitalist powers are funding a huge war, leaving traces of poverty, exploiting its workers, raping the world of natural resources, etc.
Are you sure it was 50 million, I think your wrong on that one I belive it was around 12 million.
"World War II casualty statistics vary greatly. Estimates of total dead range from 50 million to over 70 million.[36] The sources cited on this page document an estimated death toll in World War II of roughly 72 million, making it the deadliest ever. Civilians killed totaled around 47 million, including 20 million from war-related disease and famine. Total military dead: about 25 million, including deaths in captivity of about 4 million prisoners of war. Axis dead: approximately 11 million; Allied dead: about 61 million."
I believe it was 12 million German military deaths, 10 million Russian. And if Im right, Nazi Germany was also the cause of 20 million Russian civilian deaths.
Actual numbers deaths under Stalin (and not deaths that happened to take place when Stalin was in rule >_> would be 2-5 million. And these would mostly be extreme revisionists.
Ok, you are stupid. He killed for then 2-5 million. He killed more people then Hitler look it up. They are still finding to this day deaths from Stalin...
Ok, you are stupid. He killed for then 2-5 million. He killed more people then Hitler look it up. They are still finding to this day deaths from Stalin...
Im not going to waste my time. You look it up and you show me. The only source that would tell you that Stalin executed 50 million people is the Black Book of Communism, which its own authors said it was not possible!
Think about it...50 million was 1/3 - 1/4 of the whole population of the Soviet Union. Are you saying 1 out of 3-4 people died because of Stalin during his rule?
That would cause huge economic problems! And I do not see what reason he would have for massacring his own population to that degree.
They are still finding to this day deaths from Stalin...
I despise many dictators... Although like many people my top two are probably Hitler and Kim Jong II. In terms of the United States, George W. Bush was certaintly the worst, in my opinion. One great thing did come out of him: the numerous "Bushisms" and misspeaks in his speeches: "This is the question: is our children educated?" And many more.
