"Nobody believes they're the bad guy"
Is there an exception to this with any historical leaders? Did anyone believe what they were doing was evil and did it anyway?
"Nobody believes they're the bad guy"
Austin Morgan
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Nicholas Young
Honald Harumpf
Jacob Diaz
Stalin partly. He was partly aware of the fact that he only did things because he could and not that he needed a reason to.
Grayson Wood
Lou Pai, the hidden brains behind Enron, he scammed hundreds of millions literally just to spend on whores
Aaron Cox
Bumping for interest I want to know if there were historical figures that believes this,
Hunter Adams
Fuck the Han.
Connor Edwards
"I know that I'll burn in the hell - for everything I have done and for everything I'm going to do. But, I'll burn for Croatia."
Not a historical leader per se, but I think this counts.
Adrian Sanders
"I will leap into my grave laughing because the feeling that I have five million human beings on my conscience is for me a source of extraordinary satisfaction."
Eichmann was a weird dude.
Jose Turner
Probably, but they'd have to be pretty dumb to admit it.
Juan Thomas
Cao Cao didn't usurp the Han Throne and served his role as Han Chancellor well.
His son did. Way after he died.