[ SECRET POST #5410 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5410 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Inspired by 3: Your favorite historical villains or historical figures who were unfairly maligne

[(Anonymous)]

IMO there's way more people who are wrongly whitewashed than people who are unfairly maligned

Re: Inspired by 3: Your favorite historical villains or historical figures who were unfairly maligne

[(Anonymous)]

Richard the boy buggering butcher "Lionheart" Plantagenet of Robin Hood fame, for a start. And Edward III of England who seems get a far nicer rap than a man of his savagery deserves.

Also, for some reason I'll never fathom, we keep seeming to let Oliver the butcher of Ireland Cromwell off the hook too easily too.

Re: Inspired by 3: Your favorite historical villains or historical figures who were unfairly maligne

[(Anonymous)]

Piggy-backing of Richard. Saladin. He's always the enemy in the Crusaders stories but he was a pretty decent dude. I mean, the Crusaders set the bar underground but still, he was a totally standup guy in comparison.

Re: Inspired by 3: Your favorite historical villains or historical figures who were unfairly maligne

[(Anonymous)]

Hadrian. I thought he was a cool dude. He was 48 when he and Antinous met - Antinous was probably around 13.