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Suonoonous

31 oct 10

Metallica | DeRank™: 0,09

Anyone who gives this band less than 4 stars has never listened to their first 3-4 albums. Or they simply don't understand a damn thing about music. Metallica were excellent musicians, incredibly inspired, uncompromising. So who cares if they appeal to kids? You intellectuals are like goats in reverse: whatever the masses like is automatically garbage to you. Go fuck yourselves. Ps: I’m not a metalhead. more

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jack daniel's

31 oct 10

Adolf Hitler | DeRank™: 0,87

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RepartoAmena

31 oct 10

Stalin | DeRank™: 4,07

On what basis can the data on the victims of communism be considered truthful when those regarding Nazism and fascism are not? If you want to be a revisionist anti-historian, claiming that history does not exist, do it properly; otherwise, you clearly apply double standards and come off looking pathetic. Therefore, since history does not exist, Hitler was Jewish, Mussolini was gay, Stalin did not have a mustache, and your mother was giving blowjobs to all the locals. more

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Continuity IRA

31 oct 10

Stalin | DeRank™: -1,74

This was not a politician. He was just an anti-Christian and Marxist exterminator. The scum of scum. He caused five times more deaths in his camps than Hitler (according to the damned censuses that claim 6,000,000 Jews died). more

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Continuity IRA

31 oct 10

Benito Mussolini | DeRank™: -11,59

If it hadn't been so illiberal and especially socialist-anticapitalist, his government certainly wouldn't have been considered evil. Then came the war. If we analyze MUSSOLINI, and not the situations—distorted by the obscurantist and biased views from which the Partisan Constitution, pardon, Italian Constitution, emerged—we must duly acknowledge that he was one of the greatest Italian politicians of all time. One may disagree with his ideas. Period. But I evaluate him and Hitler as politicians. more

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Continuity IRA

31 oct 10

Adolf Hitler | DeRank™: -9,10

So crazy that it becomes morbidly fascinating. "Mein Kampf" is a work worth reading, appreciable in many parts, without conniving blinders; it starts from seemingly logical assumptions and culminates in a clear and total madness that is frightening. A great crowd-puller – in this regard immense, the best of all; a genocidal madman who cannot be hesitated to define as a "monster". 2 and not 1 for having succeeded in something gigantic. Gigantically monstrous, but gigantic. History. more

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