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“Dr.Suess he hated kids, and cheated on his wife so much she k—d herself, then within weeks he married the woman he was cheating on her with.” — Howdydobe

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"There are tens of thousands worse but... Obama: incredibly accomplished, bright, charismatic, graceful, cool as a cucumber, honest, and of course America’s first black president. He definitely towers over his predecessor and successor but... Didn’t shut down Guantanamo, and enforced heavy-duty spying on his population, allies and others. Terrible foreign policy (Syria, Ukraine, Libya, Afghanistan come to mind, letting down allies in North Africa, not caring one bit about Africa and Europe. Jury is still out on Iran) but also pushing for drone assassinations and accelerating the spread of drones as assassination tools. All in all much more cynical and brutal than his fan club would claim."

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"Mao Zedong. Modern communists who idealize him usually don't realize how much actual Chinese nationals despise him. He was a thoroughly stupid man who killed millions for no reason, and other communist and socialist leaders at the time (Khrushchev, Tito, Castro, etc.) thought he was a d—t. China is economically successful today in spite of him, because his policies were reversed by the people who could finally admit he was an idiot." —Hidobot

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"Christopher Columbus. Some cities and states still celebrate him. Some places have statues of him."

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"Julius Caesar - committed genocide over the Gauls, condemned thousands of fellow Romans to die in the Civil Wars which was largely instigated by his vanity, and banged everyone’s wife (and occasionally husband) in Rome. Yet he is seen as a hero since he won (victors write history) and a martyr because of his assassination." — CBSClash3

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"John Wayne, he’s was a racist and disrespected native Americans."

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“He was a terrible general and made most of his advancements from luck or unintended circumstance. He literally Mr. Magoo-ed his way into the history books.” —Fritzo2162

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“Andrew Carnegie. Absolutely horrible man. Treated his workers like s—t, but he always had a scapegoat and would claim ignorance. Then, when he got old and thought he was probably going to h—, he started donating money and building public spaces so he could "buy his way into heaven." Told all his friends to do the same. But no, he was such a wonderful charitable man." — Euphoric-Hyena8926

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“Reagan. Started the downward slide we are in for many things” – kir69

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“He did not invent the telephone at all but stole it from a poor but brilliant Italian named Antonio Meucci who could not afford to pay for the patent” — Fanfrenhag

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“Robert E. Lee. That man is a traitor to the United States. It boggles my mind as to why some military bases or academies have statues of him.” — ryanlak1234

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“Woodrow Wilson. Often remembered for coming up with the League of Nations idea, he was a super racist religious fundamentalist weirdo.” — VerbalChains

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“Mother Teresa was apparently a b—h. Over a third of her patients received inadequate care. Conditions there were likened to n—i concentration camps. She actively campaigned against the use of condoms during the aids epidemic. When she fell ill she ran away to California for care, instead of staying in one of her death traps. Here's a quote from her: ‘There is something beautiful in seeing the poor accept their lot, to suffer it like Christ's Passion. The world gains much from their suffering.’" —MaliciousPorpoise

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“Henry Ford... was friends with H—r… Well, they had mutual "respect" for one another. Both men praised the other's opinions about the Jews. So they were friendly; in fact, an honor was bestowed upon him by Germany.”—LoopyLadyCA

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Steve Jobs. Not only was he incredibly mean and cruel to his coworkers and employees, he also essentially stole credit for everything that was achieved under the name "Apple". He had no particular skills that aided him in succeeding other than to take credit for others accomplishments. — 0xVali__

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“Thomas Edison. He was nothing more than a money hungry guy who stole the ideas of him competitors. He burned down Teslas laboratory and killed an elephant to show people how dangerous Teslas idea was. Funnily enough the electricity we use today is the one that Tesla was vouching for.” —Kkikuks

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“Coco Chanel. Fashion icon? Yes. N*azi sympathizer? BIG YES. Also apparently not the most up-and-up individual in general. Go read up on her.” —ExpensiveDot1732

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“Andrew Jackson. Committed full-on genocide of Native American, but remembered as a rags-to-riches and valiant president and general. Also, Lyndon B Johnson. He dragged his feet through the civil rights movement and only signed it when it was politically beneficial to him and his party. Plus, he contributed the most to America's involvement in Vietnam” — FumingOstrich35