Sitting Bull?
Pablo Picasso?
Elon Musk?
Gottfried Daimler, Leo Apotheker, Warren Buffy?
Pablo Picasso?
Elon Musk?
Gottfried Daimler, Leo Apotheker, Warren Buffy?
Charles Frederick Worth (1825-1895) is known as the first "fashion dictator" and the "father of haute couture" by many fashion historians. Worth was an English fashion designer who founded the House of Worth, a leading fashion house in the 19th and early 20th centuries. Worth's innovative use of luxurious fabrics and ability to capture the spirit of an era earned him the title of "Fashion's First Dictator".
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I don't like dictators
"Vasquez" out of "Aliens" not only is she cool, she's also non - cookie cutter, and hot, yes, she can be my despot anytime. :).
@Mrchess78 said in #45:
> "Vasquez" out of "Aliens" not only is she cool, she's also non - cookie cutter, and hot, yes, she can be my despot anytime. :).
I don't know if we can call her a despot, she has a strong sense of responsibility but she is not evil (she's evil only with Aliens) and she is concerned about the fate of her comrades (Drake), above all she is someone who does his job, in a film where the goal is to survive
> "Vasquez" out of "Aliens" not only is she cool, she's also non - cookie cutter, and hot, yes, she can be my despot anytime. :).
I don't know if we can call her a despot, she has a strong sense of responsibility but she is not evil (she's evil only with Aliens) and she is concerned about the fate of her comrades (Drake), above all she is someone who does his job, in a film where the goal is to survive
@CSKA_Moscou said in #46:
> I don't know if we can call her a despot, she has a strong sense of responsibility but she is not evil (she's evil only with Aliens) and she is concerned about the fate of her comrades (Drake), above all she is someone who does his job, in a film where the goal is to survive
Ahh, but I bet she could be despot, with the right encouragement, Drake just didn't know what he had there. lol :).
> I don't know if we can call her a despot, she has a strong sense of responsibility but she is not evil (she's evil only with Aliens) and she is concerned about the fate of her comrades (Drake), above all she is someone who does his job, in a film where the goal is to survive
Ahh, but I bet she could be despot, with the right encouragement, Drake just didn't know what he had there. lol :).
@NaturalBornTraveller said in #36:
> Lenin was not a dictator.
Marx preaches about the dictatorship of the proletariat. Lenin was a criminal follower.
> Lenin was not a dictator.
Marx preaches about the dictatorship of the proletariat. Lenin was a criminal follower.
@SDawud said in #43:
> He's not a dictator as of now
Just kidding... But there's a monkey in yt named D**uv Ra***e, who is gaining lot of subs by creating false news like: "India gonna be a dictatorship! Subscribe and India will be saved otherwise, we are doomed.
> He's not a dictator as of now
Just kidding... But there's a monkey in yt named D**uv Ra***e, who is gaining lot of subs by creating false news like: "India gonna be a dictatorship! Subscribe and India will be saved otherwise, we are doomed.
@Mopman said in #39:
> "Lenin as a ruthless and single-minded despot and a 'product of his time and place: a violent, tyrannical and corrupt Russia.' He seized power in a coup, promised a revolution, a socialist utopia for the people, offered simple solutions to complex issues and constantly lied; in fact, what he created was more 'a mirror image of the Romanov autocracy.' He authorized the deaths of thousands of people, and created a system based on the idea that political terror against opponents was justified for the greater ideal. One of his old comrades who had once admired him said he 'desired the good ... but created evil.' And that would include his invention of Stalin, who would take Lenin's system of the gulag and the secret police to new heights"
>
> From Lenin : the man, the dictator, and the master of terror
> by Sebestyen, Victor, 1956- author
Quotes by seemingly random propagandist authors (of which I'm sure there are hundreds if not thousands) do not support one's point at all. One must look concretely at his deeds and historically documented facts, not some spewed-up propaganda that has been mass-produced since at least the McCarthy era.
> "Lenin as a ruthless and single-minded despot and a 'product of his time and place: a violent, tyrannical and corrupt Russia.' He seized power in a coup, promised a revolution, a socialist utopia for the people, offered simple solutions to complex issues and constantly lied; in fact, what he created was more 'a mirror image of the Romanov autocracy.' He authorized the deaths of thousands of people, and created a system based on the idea that political terror against opponents was justified for the greater ideal. One of his old comrades who had once admired him said he 'desired the good ... but created evil.' And that would include his invention of Stalin, who would take Lenin's system of the gulag and the secret police to new heights"
>
> From Lenin : the man, the dictator, and the master of terror
> by Sebestyen, Victor, 1956- author
Quotes by seemingly random propagandist authors (of which I'm sure there are hundreds if not thousands) do not support one's point at all. One must look concretely at his deeds and historically documented facts, not some spewed-up propaganda that has been mass-produced since at least the McCarthy era.