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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsAre there any heroic figures in history, known primarily for arresting and deporting people.
I don't mean tyrants, but actual heroic leaders.
This is Trump's legacy. And the rightwing claps like clueless seals in approval.
Trump to the dustbin of history where he belongs.
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Are there any heroic figures in history, known primarily for arresting and deporting people. (Original Post)
RoeVWade
8 hrs ago
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"Known primarily", or ones that have actually done so, and reported on very little?
yagotme
8 hrs ago
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bucolic_frolic
(49,952 posts)1. The OP attests to the long arc and judgment of history
Also, economically, once the tyrant exploits everything for himself and his sycophants, the people rebel.
So, no, there are no heroic tyrants, they manage the political system for themselves and that's not sustainable over the long term.
yagotme
(4,092 posts)2. "Known primarily", or ones that have actually done so, and reported on very little?
This may be a path you don't wish to walk down...
RoeVWade
(465 posts)4. I couldn't think of anyone who's done it who celebrates the process like Trump except tyrants.
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Frasier Balzov
(4,329 posts)3. Oscar Schindler?
No, I guess he is considered sanctuary all the way.
Ping Tung
(2,189 posts)5. Great men are almost always bad men, even when they exercise influence and not authority. Lord Acton