The controversial definitions

Harry Callahan

22 jul 11

Stalin | DeRank™: -0,48

Did he use communism or did communism use him? Just to be clear, the communist parties of the late twentieth century were inspired by him, so let’s not kid ourselves by saying things like he misinterpreted communism or that he wasn’t a communist. The evil, on the same level as Hitler. Period. End totalitarisms!!! more

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dosankos

22 jul 11

Stalin | DeRank™: -0,06

I think that when it comes to communism (at least the theoretical kind), an eminent fool didn't understand it at all. more

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Harry Callahan

22 jul 11

George Orwell | DeRank™: -2,06

Bengali??? At most, of adopted Burmese origins... A more or less decent writer with fascinating visions, which a certain left has appropriated. To this day, however, I don’t see anything prophetic in it, and I leave him all the literary value. more

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dosankos

22 jul 11

George Orwell | DeRank™: 0,00

The animals from outside looked at the pig and then at the man, then the man and again the pig: but it was now impossible to say who was who. more

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dosankos

22 jul 11

Benito Mussolini | DeRank™: 0,00

It’s already a lot to be forced to give a score to certain elements... "1" because I have to, but it counts as "0" more

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Harry Callahan

22 jul 11

Hegel | DeRank™: 0,00

Immense and courageous philosopher. One should have a few more years to live, to dedicate to the reading of this gentleman. more

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Harry Callahan

22 jul 11

Friedrich Nietzsche | DeRank™: -3,05

Boring and on a line of his own, to call him a genius is something only those who think too highly of themselves would say. more

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ghigno92

22 jul 11

Friedrich Nietzsche | DeRank™: 1,39

The death of God, the birth of the Overman, eternal recurrence, the will to power, anti-Christianity. So ahead of its time that even today there are people who do not understand these concepts listed. more

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ghigno92

22 jul 11

Karl Marx | DeRank™: 0,26

And to think that in the "Capital" there is one of the greatest praises of the bourgeoisie! One of the most misunderstood men of all time. more

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ghigno92

22 jul 11

George Orwell | DeRank™: 1,45

"All animals are equal but some animals are more equal than others." more

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Harry Callahan

22 jul 11

Karl Marx | DeRank™: 0,78

A terrible sociologist and delirious economist. He loved people, the weak, the poor, God reward him for it, but that does not improve his hallucinatory vision of society and the harm he has caused. And yes, the harm was communism, not just Stalin... The father of an anti-social doctrine, and above all anti-human and anti-libertarian. more

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ghigno92

22 jul 11

Stalin | DeRank™: 1,45

It certainly wasn't any better than the colleagues from Spain, Italy, and Germany! more

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ghigno92

22 jul 11

Benito Mussolini | DeRank™: 0,76

Yesterday him, today Berlusconi. Poor Italy! more

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ghigno92

22 jul 11

Adolf Hitler | DeRank™: 4,15

He would have deserved to live in the same way as the prisoners interned in the extermination camps. Of course, he too would have gone through the oven. more

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Harry Callahan

22 jul 11

Jack Kerouac | DeRank™: 0,00

I believe he didn't know how to write, that he had nothing to write about, and that he wrote too much nonsense all at once, often boring for long stretches. An innocuous little writer, charming but a bit too flat. And yes, he was on the right. more