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Edited by man_of_war_r2:
10/21/2020 2:20:13 PM
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Who's someone you don't like but have mad respect for what they did or do?
All the ones about Hitler got removed lmao
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Edited by TexasJedi_705: 10/24/2020 6:41:21 PMVictor Lustig. Guy may have been a con man, but he managed to successfully sell the Eiffel Tower. Twice. That's the sort of entrepreneurial spirit I can admire
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Got banned for saying this on the other account. No warning or anything. ....[spoiler]so I’ll say it again, Trumps wig [/spoiler]
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6 RepliesEdited by pcln3806: 10/20/2020 12:58:56 AMGenghis Kahn, did horrible shit but he did the two literally impossible things in one life, successfully invade and take over Russia during winter and fully unify China. He did this shit in houses that literally looks like garlic and have a name that sounds like yogurt. Literally the most chadly person to ever exist
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Trump 😁
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3 RepliesMatPat. Used to be a fan of him until I realized that his content isn’t as “genuine” as he makes it seem. Despite this, I will say that I do respect his analytical ability in regards to the “meta of YT.”
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Tom Brady
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2 RepliesOliver Cromwell.
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2 RepliesEdited by fuhd79: 10/20/2020 9:19:34 AMGhandi. Did some amazing things. Apparently, his wife fell sick and was offered western medicines to help her recover. Ghandi said "Noooo! No western medicine for you my dear". Soon after, she died. Shortly after her death, Ghandi became ill with the exact same sickness that struck his dear wife. The dirty hypocrite was all over western medicine like flies round shit. What a prick 🙄
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1 Reply[i]Kim Kardashian. Despite being a millionaire/billionaire, and a celebrity, she's still studying to get a law degree. And then there's the whole entire prison-reform thing that's she's been doing these last few years. Not many women/men in her position would make an effort to better themselves ( intellectually ), or give back to those less fortunatethan her.[/i]
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6 RepliesIt takes a lot for me to dislike someone, and when I do they have zero redeeming qualities.
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5 RepliesHipponax. The man wrote so many poems roasting people, and was infamous for it. He invented the term "mother -blam!-er" and was so gifted with worde that he drove a few men to suicide. One such, was the father of the woman he loved, who denied their marriage. He allegedly roasted him so badly in poetic verse that the man hung himself. So, while a bit of a prick, there is some modicum of respect that needs to be given to one so talented with words. Aside from him, Artaxerxes because of his ability to manipulate the Greek states into infighting to prevent them from unifying into a formidable rival.
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Hmmmmm Hamilton Kind of a jerk of a person (im getting this from actual history not the musical) But he helped get the constitution in place And then he went full politician Never go full politician
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Isaac Newton... an absolute genius but apparently a real prick of a person
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4 RepliesI dunno. I don’t dislike people that do respectable things
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Sean Schemmel. Don't like the guy personally but I can't deny him being a decent VA.
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Depends on what you mean by like. There’s a bunch of architects whose work I’m not a particular fan of, but they’ve got Pritzkers and shit.
