Who is more evil and destructive to the world ?

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In summary, the conversation is discussing the three individuals Bush, Saddam, and Osama Bin Laden and determining who is the most evil and destructive among them. Some argue that Bush is the most destructive due to his actions as President, while others believe Saddam is the most evil for his genocide. However, it is ultimately concluded that Saddam is the most evil and destructive due to the large number of people killed under his leadership. The conversation also briefly mentions the events of 9/11 and how Bush may have held the country together during that time, but there is disagreement on whether or not he should receive credit for it. The conversation ends with a comparison between Bush and a chimpanzee, with some suggesting that a chimpanzee could have also held the country together
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1) Bush

2) Saddam

3) Osama
 
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Toss-up. I'll go with Bin Laden (assuming both he and Hussein are alive).
 
  • #3
Just wait for the 'Bush! Bush! Bush!'...
 
  • #4
Just give him a little more time,

Bush may pass Saddam and Bin Laden.
 
  • #5
Absolute Evil does not exist. Evil to us? I guess Bin Laden.

Destructive? Considering Bin Laden hasn't destroyed much (not in comparison) and Saddam's motivation is to continue the status quo of his own leadership, Bush is technically more destructive. OBL only destroyed the twin towers. SH only destroyed a few US tanks. But Bush has destroyed dozens of Taliban/Iraqi buildings, effective Democrat opposition and the entire Taliban regime etc etc.

Remember, the poster didn't mention whether X is RIGHT to destroy these things... On pure stats, Bush is way ahead.
 
  • #6
In terms of sheer destruction, and ignoring attempts at justification, my pick would be Bush.

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In terms of 'evil' I favor Saddam.
 
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  • #7
If we look at the total number of people killed under each person's leadership, it would be Saddam the winner by several miles.
 
  • #8
Nope,

Bush again.
 
  • #9
I'd have to say Saddam, he's the only one of the three legitimately acredited with genocide.
 
  • #10
Amp,

Give us some evidence that Bush has killed more people than Saddam.
 
  • #11
Amp is wrong me thinks.
 
  • #12
Check this.

How many dead in Afghanistan?(By US efforts, you can include the Taliban too) Interesting site on GWs family: http://www.bk2k.com/bushbodycount/index.shtml [Broken] -its closed right now but will reopen soon(I hope).
 
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  • #13
FZ+ said what i would have nearly down to the letter.
 
  • #14
Sure Bush has broken more stuff, but...

The most evil 'and' destructive is obviously, hands down, Saddam Hussien.

He has killed more people, by far, than either of the other two.

There is simply no argument here. This is an issue about facts and not opinion.
 
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Nicool003, I work a few blocks away from 'Ground Zero',

I felt the concussion wave from the blast when the secound plane impacted. I saw the people jumping..., I saw the panic, lived it... felt the unreal reality of it. Still, I can be objective about it 4000 people died in WTC some were friends of mine, well notwithstanding in Afghanistan more died ... and most of them had nothing to do with 9/11-I'm talking about the civilians who perished under a carpet of bombs; men, women ...children. Thats one of the reasons the US is being so careful in Iraq.
 
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Originally posted by Alias
Sure Bush has broken more stuff, but...

The most evil 'and' destructive is obviously, hands down, Saddam Hussien.

He has killed more people, by far, than either of the other two.

There is simply no argument here. This is an issue about facts and not opinion.

But...but..No! We don't like Bush, he has all the power, he has all the big guns! We mustn't look at the facts :wink:
 
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I am sorry then amp I truly am but i simply do not understand. Some of my family were there too and thankfully they were all safe, but, one member of my family saw the whole thing (she was attending columbia university getting her masters) and she left columbia because it affected her. How could you be so against our president? The one who held us together and had everyones backing after 9/11? Now everyone is against him.
 
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he may have held you together but i have not been pleased with the way he has been handling things for quite some time.
 
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he may have held you together but i have not been pleased with the way he has been handling things for quite some time.

Yeah you were probably the .0000000001 percent that was against president bush at the time...
 
  • #20
^^^ Why should Bush get any credit for 9/11? There was so much solidarity and patriotism going around 9/12, a chimpanzee could have held the country together.

Saddam easily wins most evil.
 
  • #21
Bush.
 
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Why should Bush get any credit for 9/11? There was so much solidarity and patriotism going around 9/12, a chimpanzee could have held the country together

chimpanzee's are thought by many as the smartest monkey and if you believe the evolutionary theory we did eveolve from monkeys... (not that I believe it)
 
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