Which ruler improved their country the most during his lifetime?
Which ruler improved their country the most during his lifetime?
Henry Gomez
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Jeremiah Walker
You mean destroyed Russian culture, killed milions of ethnic Russians, made Russia a shitskin mixed shitfest and made it poor as dirt?
Nathaniel Foster
Augustus
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Mason Wright
Abraham Lincoln.
Noah Stewart
Shut up Stalinaboo. Your hero is a manlet
Evan Baker
Lee Kuan Yew
Jaxon Torres
Deng Xiaoping
Basically the dude that modernized China.
Jackson Anderson
Mao laid the foundation for that by crushing the sparrow menace.
Cameron Butler
Stalin, he got rid of 61 million subhumans
Adam Gonzalez
The USSR had nowhere to go but up
Matthew Bailey
Caligula
Caleb Gutierrez
you may not like it, but this is what peak performance looks like
Carter Anderson
>Which ruler improved their country the most during his lifetime?
Hu Jintao, granted mostly through the groundwork Deng laid.
Tyler Reed
To be fair, Russian culture still exists and it was the Tsar who conquered all the muslims on the steppe that you seem to dislike so much. It was the Soviets who gave those people civilization and education.
Jayden Bell
but mao failed every time he tried to modernized the country
Nathan Ramirez
But those muslims didn't mix with Russians all that much. They merely accepted the Tsar as their Khan
Jackson Thompson
Certainly not pic related
Gabriel Morgan
The wealthiest and most powerful noble in the empire after the imperial family itself was literally a fucking Tatar. He married the Tsar's niece.
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Austin Johnson
>all white as snow
man you sure proved him wrong
Adam Jackson
This
Tyler Taylor
Adorf
Nathan Fisher
Ataturk
Evan Reyes
Genghis Khan
Jaxon Russell
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Yes and they converted to Orthodoxy at the end of the 1600's.
Adam Nelson
Thank you slightly sociopathic Chinese lawyer (sincerely, he was a great man)
Samuel Wright
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Xavier Long
Frederick the Great though is a great answer too.
Justin Rogers
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Thomas Reyes
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Jeremiah Lopez
Not an argument.
Benjamin Bailey
abdulnasser
>mimimimim 1967
in the 40s people were dieing because of starvation while also being a major grain producer in he middle east,but by the time nasser died,we had free education,free vaccination,affordable healthcare and a basic infrastructure.
>but cairo was the cleanest city
and upper egypt was starving
Thomas Cook
Nice meme
Brody Allen
>yew
Juan Edwards
In absolute terms?
Mao unironically
In relative terms?
LKY
Jackson Jenkins
>forced collectivization of farms leads to the mass deaths of millions of your own people, two genocides against the ukranians and Kazakhs (nearly 50%)
wtf, I love Stalin now! hes a cartoon on a toot toot boat!
Wyatt Howard
Peter da Great
Zachary Thomas
>In absolute terms?
>Mao unironically
Charles Powell
>When people say "authoritarianism never works"
John Hill
Yes. Mao in absolute terms.
This is indisputable.
Justin White
Basil II
Jaxson Reyes
70 million people dead, lots of culture destroyed, disrupted social order and economy set back for decades.
If you think Mao was good for China, you've been brainwashed.
Perhaps you're just baiting, who knows.
Tyler Gomez
t. someone who just watched the latest History of Byzantium episode
Carson Gonzalez
Communism should be illegalized.
Andrew Ross
he freed China of the sparrow menace
Aiden Miller
70 million Chinese "people"
Adrian Long
Adolf Hitler
Elijah Sanders
Constantine
Kayden Bailey
>teleports behind you