Conquer Club

GrimReaper. wrote:stalin was worse than hitler hes crimes went unnoticed because of WWII and hitlers propoganda

GabonX wrote:Are you kidding me?! I personally wouldn't want to change history but the fact that more people have voted to remove Jesus than Hitler speaks volumes about the populace of this forum.

jiminski wrote:Just imagine you could wipe-out any trace of someone. Not murder, so don't feel guilty about it, just the total obliteration of any trace of their very existence!

Would it be a religious figure? - lots of comfort but they do tend to provoke a little partisanship here and there.
Perhaps a historical Despot? - though without them the world may harbour greater disharmony; Could they act to galvanise good in the face of evil?
Maybe it is just some pillock with a guitar like Garth Brooks - the man is about as evil as they come!

Please share your thoughts if you have any.

DaGip wrote:

jiminski wrote:Just imagine you could wipe-out any trace of someone. Not murder, so don't feel guilty about it, just the total obliteration of any trace of their very existence!

Would it be a religious figure? - lots of comfort but they do tend to provoke a little partisanship here and there.
Perhaps a historical Despot? - though without them the world may harbour greater disharmony; Could they act to galvanise good in the face of evil?
Maybe it is just some pillock with a guitar like Garth Brooks - the man is about as evil as they come!

Please share your thoughts if you have any.

I would wipe out the Buddha...I don't really know why, I just would like to stomp on his head a few times and kick it around like a soccer ball.

And I am a Muslim, so I don't think having The Prophet's name (PBUH) in this poll is quite appropriate. The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) is the last and greatest of all the prophets (peace be upon them all) that Arhaman Arhahim sent to us.

If you all would like to see and learn more about Islam, please visit this chatroom and I am sure a brother or sis will help you out in taking Shahada! Insha-Allah! http://www.chatislam.com/

Fi Aman Allah!

comic boy wrote:

GabonX wrote:Are you kidding me?! I personally wouldn't want to change history but the fact that more people have voted to remove Jesus than Hitler speaks volumes about the populace of this forum.

The point has already been made that so many voted Mohamed rather than Hitler or Stalin If Mohamed is culpable because of the atrocities of Islam than Jesus is equally to blame for the attrocities of Christianity.

pimpdave wrote:

comic boy wrote:

GabonX wrote:Are you kidding me?! I personally wouldn't want to change history but the fact that more people have voted to remove Jesus than Hitler speaks volumes about the populace of this forum.

The point has already been made that so many voted Mohamed rather than Hitler or Stalin If Mohamed is culpable because of the atrocities of Islam than Jesus is equally to blame for the attrocities of Christianity.

That doesn't really work. If you focus on the words Jesus actually spoke, or even just on the gospels themselves, you wouldn't have the necessary justification for the aggressive wars fought in the name of Christianity.

One needs to first misinterpret the Old Testament, then use that misinterpretation to bastardize and misinterpret the New Testament, then get drunk with power and make a shit load of weapons.

THEN you have the kinds of atrocities you're referring to.

Wait, why am I even responding to this seriously?

luns101 wrote:David Hasselhoff

luns101 wrote:David Hasselhoff

pimpdave wrote:

comic boy wrote:

GabonX wrote:Are you kidding me?! I personally wouldn't want to change history but the fact that more people have voted to remove Jesus than Hitler speaks volumes about the populace of this forum.

The point has already been made that so many voted Mohamed rather than Hitler or Stalin If Mohamed is culpable because of the atrocities of Islam than Jesus is equally to blame for the attrocities of Christianity.

That doesn't really work. If you focus on the words Jesus actually spoke, or even just on the gospels themselves, you wouldn't have the necessary justification for the aggressive wars fought in the name of Christianity.

One needs to first misinterpret the Old Testament, then use that misinterpretation to bastardize and misinterpret the New Testament, then get drunk with power and make a shit load of weapons.

THEN you have the kinds of atrocities you're referring to.

Wait, why am I even responding to this seriously?

luns101 wrote:David Hasselhoff

DAZMCFC wrote:

luns101 wrote:David Hasselhoff

*rubs eyes* it's luns,all we need now is Stopper to appear.

luns101 wrote:David Hasselhoff

b.k. barunt wrote:

luns101 wrote:David Hasselhoff

Germans love David Hasselhoff.


Honibaz

comic boy wrote:
Islam - Violent religion and all its faults squarely down to Mohamed being a nasty chap.
Christianity - Religion of love and anything bad done in its name absolutely not the fault of that nice guy Jesus

Hologram wrote:First Barbary War: The man who ruined everything in the war and destroyed all respect we may have earned in the middle east in this early conflict: Consul Lear.

Sold out a very successful naval and land campaign for a $60,000 peace and an exchange of prisoners. A rather high price considering that the US had assembled an incredibly large naval squadron in the Mediterranean and that William Eaton had successfully taken the capitol of Tripoli's largest province, Derne. There's also the point that the only thing that Arabs really respect is force, and since the US had payed for peace instead of putting Tripoli in its place, Tripoli, Tunis, Algiers, and Morocco all began preying on US merchantmen as soon as the squadron had left, almost as if the squadron had never been in the Mediterranean at all. If the US had used its force instead of paying for peace, we would have not only won that war, but we would have set the proper precedent for all foreign affairs in the middle east.

Who knows, maybe we wouldn't be in the current mess that we're in.

Hologram wrote:First Barbary War: The man who ruined everything in the war and destroyed all respect we may have earned in the middle east in this early conflict: Consul Tobias Lear.

Sold out a very successful naval and land campaign for a $60,000 peace and an exchange of prisoners. A rather high price considering that the US had assembled an incredibly large naval squadron in the Mediterranean and that William Eaton had successfully taken the capitol of Tripoli's largest province, Derne. There's also the point that the only thing that Arabs really respect is force, and since the US had payed for peace instead of putting Tripoli in its place, Tripoli, Tunis, Algiers, and Morocco all began preying on US merchantmen as soon as the squadron had left, almost as if the squadron had never been in the Mediterranean at all. If the US had used its force instead of paying for peace, we would have not only won that war, but we would have set the proper precedent for all foreign affairs in the middle east.

Who knows, maybe we wouldn't be in the current mess that we're in.

Jenos Ridan wrote:

Hologram wrote:First Barbary War: The man who ruined everything in the war and destroyed all respect we may have earned in the middle east in this early conflict: Consul Tobias Lear.

Sold out a very successful naval and land campaign for a $60,000 peace and an exchange of prisoners. A rather high price considering that the US had assembled an incredibly large naval squadron in the Mediterranean and that William Eaton had successfully taken the capitol of Tripoli's largest province, Derne. There's also the point that the only thing that Arabs really respect is force, and since the US had payed for peace instead of putting Tripoli in its place, Tripoli, Tunis, Algiers, and Morocco all began preying on US merchantmen as soon as the squadron had left, almost as if the squadron had never been in the Mediterranean at all. If the US had used its force instead of paying for peace, we would have not only won that war, but we would have set the proper precedent for all foreign affairs in the middle east.

Who knows, maybe we wouldn't be in the current mess that we're in.

Hmm......

That, and remove Jimmy Carter from the White House during the Iranian Revolution.

Frigidus wrote:wat

Jenos Ridan wrote:

Frigidus wrote:wat

I take it that Nuclear Proliferation into the hands of religious extremists doesn't concern you?