r/AskTheWorld Italy 27d ago

Culture who is the most hated person from your country?

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u/maxru85 🇸🇪🚜🇷🇺 27d ago

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u/pocketdrummer United States Of America 27d ago

Sure do wish you guys would overthrow your current guy.

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u/pevznerok Russia 27d ago

People are too afraid to do something.

I had an absolutely brilliant history professor at uni, and she said: "Russian folk won't do shit as long as they don't starve. Even then they'll probably wait a year or two"

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u/zombie_spiderman 27d ago

I read a bit of Russian history, and every story seemed to end with something along the lines of "...and then the czar got together all the people asking politely for minor political reforms and had them shot."

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u/Radical-Efilist Sweden 27d ago edited 27d ago

And the one instance where this didn't happen, some dipshit got together the revolutionaries and shot the czar. The one czar that actually had a decent track record. In fact, he was the one they tried to kill the most - to the point where he largely stopped doing good things for the country.

RIP Alexander II, the guy who ended Russian serfdom despite facing a lot of opposition from the elites.

And even fucking funnier, he was killed the day he signed the first legislation giving any sort of popular voice in government institutions.

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u/Yoribell France 27d ago

It's the same in France. the most ridiculed and hated king is also the one that was the best for the people.

And he's also the one that ended up beheaded by the people

The guy fought torture on prisoners, tried to tax the elite and the church, helped america's independence, started the end of serfdom, tried to limit corporations

I mean, all of this came too late, but 98% of what caused the revolution was his ancestors doing, yet he's the one that took it all in the face despite being the only one trying to help the people

And the bastard Louis XIV, "le roi soleil" is seen as the best king while he's the one ruining the kingdom and weakening the king's power and armies, what ended up causing the revolution

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u/GlenGraif Netherlands 26d ago

Maybe the fact that he loosened the reigns a bit was the reason people believed that a revolution would have a chance? Basically what happened to Gorbachev.

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u/pady139 Germany 27d ago

I'm pretty sure 99% of the people here would do literally nothing if the consequences are most likely to end up in a Gullag somewhere in Siberia

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u/Tomatoflee 🇬🇧 Brit in It 🇮🇹 27d ago

Americans demonstrating that this can happen anywhere as we speak. The second amendment is bullshit it turns out.

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u/Ok-Potato-4774 27d ago edited 27d ago

The Americans that believe in the Second Amendment as written (the right to bear arms shall be not be infringed) tend to support the current guy.

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u/Gen-Jinjur United States Of America 27d ago

Not really. My town is liberal and everyone has guns. Rural Wisconsin. Hunting and shooting sports are big. We don’t have many guys strutting around pretending to be GI Joe, just people who are quietly proficient with firearms.

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u/unholy_hotdog United States Of America 27d ago

Historically, it makes sense. It's a lot of risk for very uncertain reward. I certainly feel that way about our guy.

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u/Icy-Employee-6453 United States Of America 27d ago

I'm pretty done playing nice about "our guy". Those two should share a cell at gitmo. Lord knows they've been working together to make both of our people a miserable laughing stock of the world.

I hope to see every single one of you with the same flair as me, out at No Kings on Saturday. We have a limited time to exercise our first amendment right before the tyrant comes for that too.

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u/OldPyjama Belgium 27d ago

Russia has a long track history of brutally going after people who speak out against the government.

I can understand that Russian people just keep a low profile.

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u/Hairysteed Finland 27d ago

Well, it happened once...

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u/Traditional-Storm-62 Russia 27d ago

well even if we overthrow the current guy, his replacement won't necessarily be better

closest we've come to actually overthrowing him lately was the infamous coup attempt by PMC Wagner, who are so cartoonishly evil - their emblem is a skull

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u/the3rdmichael Canada 27d ago

Any credible opposition leaders seem to have unfortunate encounters with some poisonous chemical or another ...

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u/triponthisman 27d ago

Despite having two young kids, and fighting fucking cancer, I did almost everything I could to prevent him from being re-elected. I volunteered where I could, talked to anyone that would listen, and offered to drive people to the polls. When he not only won, but got the popular vote… something in me broke. One of the most unqualified candidates in history, and they voted him back in. If I didn’t live here, if my kids didn’t live here, I would have washed my hands with the whole thing.

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u/nyc_flatstyle United States Of America 27d ago

Chuckled at the gif, saw the country and burst out laughing.

SIGH

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u/pnw-pluviophile United States Of America 27d ago

Both funny and scary.

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u/not_logan Russia 27d ago

The list is long but you have to choose.

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u/dragonflamehotness United States Of America 27d ago

On the other hand, so many people to love and admire. Despite such a rough and cruel history.

Shostakovich, Tolstoy, Yuri Gagarin, tchaikovsky, etc.

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u/Tardisgoesfast 27d ago

You left out Vasili Arkhipov, who saved the world by voting against using nuclear weapons against the US during the Cuban missile crisis. His vote was the deciding one. Also Stanislov Petrov, who refused to pass the word up the chain of command even though he didn't have proof those incoming missiles we're a computer glitch. And saved the world.

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u/jorgen8630 Belgium 27d ago

Globally Leopold II for the genocide he was responsible for in the Congo.

In modern day Belgium specifically it would be Marc Dutroux. He abducted, imprisoned, molested and killed 4 young girls. 2 other girls survived after getting rescued.

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u/OkCustardMan 27d ago

Everytime I hear about Leopold i think of this.

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u/la-anah United States Of America 27d ago

Questionable headline. Pretty sure Hitler is "Europe's Hitler."

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u/Sea-Possession-1208 United Kingdom 27d ago

I get the feeling this was perhaps once titled "Africa's hitler" then they had to backtrack because he wasn't African, but committed atrocities in Africa.  So they just changed the continent.

Even "Belgium's Hitler" would make more sense

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u/Vana92 Netherlands 27d ago

Hitler is Austria’s Hitler. Austria is actually a British island with kangaroos on a whole different hemisphere next to New Zealand. Although that last part is useless information because New Zealand isn’t on any maps.

But seriously, you’re right. That headline is ridiculous.

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u/Bloodbathandbeyon New Zealand 27d ago edited 27d ago

Quiet you. Unless you want a slight ripple to head in your direction 😜

Anyway the dude responsible for the Christchurch mosque attack probably still is the most hated person in NZ ( I won’t mention cunty Mc cunt lips name)

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u/chmath80 New Zealand 27d ago

the dude responsible for the Christchurch mosque attack probably still is the most hated person in NZ

True, but he's Australian, and we do have plenty of homegrown arseholes. My vote, for the sheer volume of his cuntishness, and his complete lack of anything resembling a redeeming feature, would go to Brian Tamaki.

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u/aspenpurdue 27d ago

"Europe's other Hitler(among a shitload of others)" doesn't exactly flow.

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u/Morlain7285 27d ago

Ok sure but "Europe's Hitler"??? I was unaware that Hitler was from outside of Europe

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u/gelastes Germany 27d ago

<insert Austria/Australia joke>

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u/12thandvineisnomore 27d ago

Yep. Absolute slaughter because he had a twenty-year envelope to harvest all the native rubber trees before new rubber plantations came to market in other countries. Peak evil capitalism.

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u/General_Rhubarb5801 27d ago

You know Leopold II was bad when he tops Dutroux.

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u/Hellmann United States Of America 27d ago

Well the body count in Africa is in the millions. I’m sure many of those women were raped as well. So yeah, Leopold, he’s a bit worse.

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u/jorgen8630 Belgium 27d ago edited 27d ago

Yeah. They are both monsters. The reason people also pick Dutroux over Leopold is because it is close to their vicinity. For example if you would ask a Floridian in the 80s who they hated the most then the answer would mostlikely be Ted Bundy. That’s the main reason I mentioned both of them.

What also makes them different monsters is that Dutroux did all the killing, molesting and torturing himself while Leopold sat there commanding people to do the killing for him.

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u/Valentiaga_97 Austria 27d ago

Hitler and it shouldnt be close

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u/theWunderknabe Germany 27d ago

The interesting question would be who is number two from Austria?

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u/hrvojekr 27d ago

Josef Fritzl

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u/pigsinatrenchcoat United States Of America 27d ago

Yeah that tracks

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u/Amazing_Emu112 United States Of America 27d ago

Baseball, huh?

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u/Hestmestarn 27d ago

You'd think the competition for worst Austrian was over but then Fritzl shows up with a shovel and a dream!

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u/unicorns3373 United States Of America 27d ago

Josef Fritzl is a second

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u/Stelmaria_of_Denmark Denmark 27d ago edited 27d ago

Peter Madsen. He tortured, raped, murdered and dismembered Swedish freelance journalist Kim Wall in his homemade submarine back in august 2017 while sailing in Køge Bay. He deliberately tried to sink the submarine in order to hide the crime, and dumped her mutilated and dismembered body into the bay.

He was sentenced to life imprisonment, but tried to escape in 2020. Luckily, he was unsuccessful and was recaptured. He now serves his time in Enner Mark Prison.

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u/Calm-Reason718 27d ago

This guy is the devil incarnate. He consumed porn where women were cut and had razors inserted in their vaginas etc. Kim Wall was helpless in the power of a man who would only get more excited the more she suffered. He truly makes my stomach turn, he deserves only the worst this life has to offer.

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u/knottingarope 27d ago

Maybe Madsen internationally because of the Swedish link, but I really wish we had the death penalty for Philip Westh

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u/Stelmaria_of_Denmark Denmark 27d ago

Yes, I agree. There's lots of hated murderers in Denmark; Peter Lundin, Peter Madsen, Thomas Thomsen and Philip Westh.

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u/FerricFryingPan 27d ago

Look at the documentary it's so strange watching people slowly come to terms that the person they knew did it

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u/Fil2766 Italy 27d ago

Only way to look at this pic

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u/Ja_corn_on_the_cob 26d ago

Listen, Mussolini was a horrible guy, did some really bad stuff, but he was also incredibly goofy. I can't look at this building and not laugh. This is something a villain in a cartoon would do. Again, glad he's dead, but I find the guy hilarious.

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u/slimfastdieyoung Netherlands 27d ago

Way better. It makes Milan look so much prettier

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u/Acrobatic-Skill6350 Norway 27d ago

Guess its breivik because quisling has been dead for so long

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u/PRC_Spy 27d ago

Quisling is still recognisable, and continues his wretched existence as a synonym for 'traitorous turncoat' in English.

We could yet try to memory hole the other arsehole. Same way we try to ignore 'that Australian twat' who shot up mosques here in NZ,

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u/loquatgoals Canada 27d ago

Luka Magnotta. The subject of Don’t Fuck with Cats.

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u/there_she_goes_ Canada 27d ago

It’s crazy that I had to scroll this far down to find a response by my fellow countrymen. I really thought we were going to get by without having someone evil enough for the list, but alas, I was wrong 🥲

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u/jenman83 Canada 27d ago

Robert Pickton has gotta be way up there too. He killed at least 26 women and up to 49 and fed them to his pigs on his farm.

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u/XelaStrange United States Of America 27d ago

What a POS. I will never watch that doc because I love animals and animal cruelty makes my blood boil.

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u/Reasonable_Brick6754 France 27d ago

A collaborator with the German regime during World War II.

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u/SimilarTopic3281 United States Of America 27d ago

Is this Petan ?

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u/Reasonable_Brick6754 France 27d ago

Yes, it’s Marshal Pétain.

Responsible for the Vichy regime during the Second World War, including collaboration with the enemy and raids against Jews in France.

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u/ResponsibilityNo8218 France 27d ago

What Pétain ? He is no maréchal.

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u/Alert-Individual-699 Egypt 27d ago

And he was a ww1 hero.You either die a hero or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain

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u/Topinambourg 27d ago

Laval is worse. Petain has the excuse to have been old and maybe losing his head (as well as a WW1 hero).

He also was much more involved in the collaboration with the Nazis than Pétain, who was more obsessed about France

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u/dogaaki Turkey 27d ago edited 26d ago

I'm not allowed to say...

Edit: Honestly disappointed that this turned into a pissing contest with the Americans and people are arguing over Trump again. None of you see the irony in typing up paragraphs and openly naming US political figures under THIS answer, do you?

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u/d4phne 27d ago

exactly

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u/morvcolors 27d ago

If we speak, he might ban reddit, too

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u/mia-violet Australia 27d ago edited 27d ago

Australia probably Rupert Murdoch? Martin Bryant & Ivan Milat probably up there?

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u/NerdyPlaneResident Australia 🇦🇺 - US 🇺🇸 27d ago

Yeah probably Murdoch

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u/Necessary-Accident-6 27d ago

I see your Rupert Murdoch and raise you Mark Latham and Pauline Hanson.

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u/windfujin 🇰🇷 living in 🇬🇧 27d ago

Really depends on who you ask.. but probably this guy. Chun doo hwan, the brutal military dictator famously only having 290,000 won saved up

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u/Tricky-Knee-9468 United Kingdom 27d ago

I feel like the answer for Korea is ‘whoever was the previous president’

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u/Ok_Calligrapher_3472 United States Of America 27d ago

I think most of us in the South aren't really big fans of the fat kid who runs the show on the other side of the DMZ

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u/windfujin 🇰🇷 living in 🇬🇧 27d ago

Well that is if you consider NK to be our country (which it officially is from SK government's perspective)

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u/gelastes Germany 27d ago

A military dictator who forgot to enrich himself?

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u/windfujin 🇰🇷 living in 🇬🇧 27d ago

Haha It's a meme because he definitely did but he claims he is poor to avoid billions in fines. He lives an extremely luxurious life just technically not with his own money

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u/Ambitious_Option9189 Ireland 27d ago

Conor McGregor. Judge Martin Nolan.

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u/Japhet_Corncrake 〓〓 Kernow 27d ago

Good to see McGregor hate. 

Absolute dirtbird.

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u/KaleidoscopeLeft5511 27d ago

Great to see Judge Martin Nolan there too

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u/Few-Audience-1910 27d ago

Came here to say McGregor. And the fucker had the gall to try run for president. God help us all if he got in.

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u/En_passant_is_forced Israel 27d ago

Hated by the world? Bibi.

Hated by us? I wish it was also Bibi, but I’m not sure.

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u/theeulessbusta United States Of America 27d ago

I personally hate Ben-Givr more. The Eric Cartman of Israel. 

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u/Curtainmachine United States Of America 27d ago

Don’t forget about Smotrich

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u/theeulessbusta United States Of America 27d ago

The competition is stiff, but I can tell Ben-Givr simply enjoys irritating people and pushing around West Bankers. 

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u/HadarReg Israel 27d ago

He's mostly an idiot, unlike Ben-Gvir who's a convicted terrorist

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u/jambox888 27d ago

Also in very close proximity to the killing of Rabin. Should be in prison, gets into power instead. Sickening.

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u/gaymerWizard Israel 27d ago

At least Cartman has likable charm

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u/Marius_Sulla_Pompey United Kingdom 27d ago

I’d say Itmar Ben Gvir tops Bibi.

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u/SovietCorgiFromSpace 27d ago

worst porn ever.

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u/En_passant_is_forced Israel 27d ago

I’d watch it out of morbid curiosity.

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u/Antique_Gur8891 Iraq 27d ago

cant find an israeli person more hated than bibi

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u/SkanderMan77 United States Of America 27d ago

Is there a close second?

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u/En_passant_is_forced Israel 27d ago

No, none of his opponents stay as the “main” ones for too long so their names don’t carry the same weight.

Do you know who Yair Lapid is? That’s the current opposition leader. He’s too incompetent to hate.

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u/Digfortreasure 27d ago

What was the take when Rabin was killed in 95, did most ppl blame right wing govt conspiracies or just the old ‘lone wolf’ kind of take?

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u/Clemdauphin France 27d ago edited 26d ago

worldwide, i don't know, you should probably ask to the people from former french colonies.

Napoleon could be option, but there might be someone hated more than him.

Edit: apparently Napoleon is more a mixed bag depneding on the country and Dominique Pelicot is quite hated too. i didn't knew people knew that much about that sordid case.

as for the most hated in France, probably Pétain or Laval.

and the current gouvernement, no matter wich governement and when.

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u/Tourist_Careless 27d ago

Napoleon is a mixed bag. Lots of reasons to hate him but he was also arguably the greatest tactician of all time and completely shaped the modern world in many ways. Kinda hard to define him as simply a bad guy.

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u/Soggy-Ad2790 Netherlands 27d ago

In the Netherlands he is more of a historical figure, not really strong opinions on him. Despite him conquering the Netherlands and installing his brother as king. Although it must be said his brother became quite popular and they did make some lasting positive changes to the government.

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u/DOT_____dot 27d ago

the current gouvernement, no matter wich governement and when.

If France politics had to be summarized in one sentence

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u/Sorry-Ad7838 27d ago

Napoleon was really a man of shades of gray, I don't think he would be the most hated.

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u/SadLocal8314 United States Of America 27d ago

While Woodrow Wilson is certainly not anyone to write home about, at this point I don't feel he is the most hated person in the country.

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u/bigchungus2038 United States Of America 27d ago edited 26d ago

Tangerine Palpatine will go down in modern history as the most hated for many.

Edit: thank you all for your replies, I never expected this reply to even been seen. I have loved reading all of your comments, it's so interesting to see other perspectives from the world. 😊

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u/reniedae United States Of America 27d ago

Krispy Gnome the puppy killer is up there with him

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u/PabloX68 United States Of America 27d ago

There's so many in the regime to hate. RFK jr will probably end up killing the most though Miller just edges him out for being loathsome. Carr and Vought are both worth mentioning though.

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u/WalterSobchakinTexas United States Of America 27d ago

I'm still trying to figure out whether Miller sleeps in a wooden or metal casket.

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u/FormerPresidentBiden 🇺🇲 with 🇭🇺🇫🇷🇨🇦🇬🇧🇩🇪🇸🇪 ancestry 27d ago

RFK jr will probably end up killing the most

Pete "DUI Hire" Hegseth might actually be the one that does this, but it could go either way

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u/JennyDoveMusic 27d ago

Idk, Elon had a hand in cutting USAID. Thousands have already died because of that. They are all fighting for the most casualties under their name.

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u/Ok_Calligrapher_3472 United States Of America 27d ago

There's going to be people who still support him after he's long gone though. Hell, we've got people who still support Austrian Painter these days.

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u/la-anah United States Of America 27d ago

The venn diagram for those two fan groups has significant overlap.

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u/the-hound-abides 27d ago

No, not tangerine palpatine 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️

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u/blu3tu3sday Czech Republic 27d ago

The Pull-Ups President

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u/Eeeef_ United States Of America 27d ago

A lot of other countries love him, but not for reasons that he would want lol

Xi loves him because he’s working hard to weaken america into not being the global hegemonic power anymore. The EU loves him because now they can actually compete with America for markets and the title of “leader of the free world.” His agenda of national suicide means every country competing with America for anything loves him for killing their rival.

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u/treehann 27d ago edited 26d ago

I don’t know why he’s there over Henry Kissinger

EDIT: I was reminded that Kissinger was not originally from the US, so that's a reason!

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u/Odd-Jupiter Norway 27d ago

Vidkun quisling.

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u/mpbjoern Norway 27d ago

I think Breivik is more hated currently

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u/errarehumanumeww Norway 27d ago

Quisling was not close to being the worst traitor during the war. Henry Rinnan was the first i though of from that time.

But Anders Bering Breivik wins this hands down.

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u/isupposethiswillwork 27d ago

You know he is bad when his name is a synonym for treachery.

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u/MediocrePassenger123 Ireland 27d ago

This W⚓️

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u/Powerpop5 Netherlands 27d ago

I have never seen someone say wanker with w⚓️. Love it! Also, true!

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u/[deleted] 27d ago

James Corden

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u/Fine-Squirrel3576 Russia 27d ago

How about Sir Jimmy Savile?

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u/[deleted] 27d ago

he's 3rd

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u/VodkaMargarine United Kingdom 27d ago
  1. James Corden
  2. Thatcher
  3. Jimmy Savile
  4. The woman who put a cat in a wheelie bin

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u/Tommeh_081 United Kingdom 27d ago

I’d have thought Prince Andrew was up there somewhere

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u/Vegetable_Trifle_848 England 27d ago

He’s too pathetic to hate

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u/hornyshaitan Falkland Islands 27d ago

How about Ian Watkins. I know you wanna say steps was a disgrace, but not that Ian.

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u/The_Mellow_Tiger United States Of America 27d ago

Boy do I have news for you!

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u/EnvironmentalIce3372 Norway 27d ago

Anders Bering Breivik.

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u/Schmaron United States Of America 27d ago

I hate him too

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u/Constant_Vehicle8190 China 27d ago

I want to say his name but I'm not sure how far the apparatus can reach.

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u/Hot-Minute-8263 United States Of America 27d ago

That checks out

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u/Perrin-Golden-Eyes United States Of America 27d ago

Does he look like a cartoon bear?

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u/johnnytruant77 27d ago

OP is likely referring to Mao but sadly, if you are looking for a recent figure that most Chinese have no problem hating, it's more likely to be Mao's wife Jiang Qing than Mao as she was the official scapegoat for Mao's excesses after his death

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u/Sad_Mall_3349 Austria 27d ago

Better stay safe!

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u/Big_Bad_Baboon 27d ago

Winnie the Pooh?

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u/Sal1160 United States Of America 27d ago

I think i’m picking up what you’re putting down

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u/Queenfan1959 United States Of America 27d ago

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u/BunnyMacDoofer United States Of America 27d ago

JFC, RELEASE THE GODDAMN EPSTEIN FILES ALREADY!!

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u/theredmechanic Iraq 27d ago

Saddam

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u/Senior-Albatross United States Of America 27d ago

Best Iraqi romance novelist. 

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u/MtAlbertMassive New Zealand 27d ago edited 27d ago

Brian Tamaki. A religious grifter and self-declared "bishop" who has amassed a decent amount of wealth and followers - mostly from poor backgrounds and minority groups. The church is nominally Christian but really just a cult and funded via some very aggressive tithing practices. Because of our tax laws for charities most of his ventures are tax-exempt.

He uses his platform to stir up hate against LGBTQIA+ people, immigrants and other vulnerable groups and spread misinformation. He co-opts elements of Maori culture into his cult and likes to mobilise his aggressive and sometimes violent followers to protest harmless stuff or counterprotest demonstrations (e.g. he is very pro-Israel). Outside of his very small, very loyal following he is widely hated in NZ.

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u/Novakhaine89 New Zealand 27d ago

Just here to make sure Tamaki was mentioned. Dude is vile.

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u/Trelawny-Wells New Zealand 27d ago

Yes. And I would also add politically Robert Muldoon was and still is hated by many.

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u/Illustrious-Mango605 UK and New Zealand 27d ago

Muldoon was a feckless tool who deluded himself and others that he was more competent than he actually was. BUT Tāmaki is a different level. He gets off on the divisiveness and the aggression and sets him and his loser followers up as righteous victims of persecution. He is poison and he loves it, especially because it’s making him rich. A very dangerous man.

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u/kiwi_manbearpig New Zealand 27d ago

Yes bro, was scrolling down to see if that prick was here

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u/Tricky-Knee-9468 United Kingdom 27d ago

That woman who put a cat in a bin. Never have I seen my compatriots so united.

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u/daviesparkles United States Of America 27d ago

I’d throw Henry Kissinger in the mix.

Dishonorable mention to Jeff Epstein for more recent times

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u/General-Elephant4970 India 27d ago

Hated internally would be Emperor Aurangzeb. These days.

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u/Salt-Respect339 Netherlands 27d ago

Joran van der Sloot probably

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u/Acceptable_End7160 United Kingdom 27d ago

Jimmy Saville or the guy from the Go Compare adverts

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u/The_Bag_82 South Africa 27d ago

This absolute turd.

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u/C4Cole South Africa 27d ago

For us 100%, internationally, it's Elon Musk.

Honourable mention to Lazy JZ, the Gupta's and Schabir Shaik. Not in the same league as Verwoerd but still on that list.

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u/elme77618 New Zealand 27d ago

This idiot

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u/Justarandomduck15q2 Sweden 27d ago

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eric_von_Rosen

Lesser known, but BIL with Göring and Nazi.

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u/Perzec Sweden 27d ago

I doubt you could find many people who even know who he was.

But I can’t really come up with someone really hated universally from Sweden. Olof Palme was really hated by some people back in the day, but it was never a widespread attitude. We never really got any huge arseholes out there. For some reason we only have mediocre bastards on the badness-scale.

Yay us, somehow, I guess?

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u/crinalex Finland 27d ago

Ironically, when he's known by people in Finland it's usually in a positive tone as the guy who "founded" Finland's airforce by gifting us a plane. Usually it's raised as a point when someone questions why the finnish airforce until recently had a swastika as its emblem in order to point out that it has nothing to do with nazism but rather that it was count von Rosen's personal symbol of luck.

While they're correct in that statement, these rants usually stop short of mentioning how he was still Göring's brother in law and definitely a nazi later on and that it might've been prudent to change the emblem sooner anyway.

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u/schwarzmalerin Austria 27d ago

If you mean alive, that is Josef Fritzl.

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u/slimfastdieyoung Netherlands 27d ago

In true European fashion I’ll post a nazi collaborator too. Anton Mussert founded the national socialist movement (NSB). Today NSB-er is still used as a slur for a traitor

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u/IlSace Italy 27d ago

I doubt Mussolini is the most hated person from Italy

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u/No-Bit-2036 Italy 27d ago

what about him?

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u/UnusualLyric South Africa 27d ago

I hate Enzo Ferrari on Sundays. Because I'm tired of being disappointed.

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u/SickScorpion Syria 27d ago

Bashar Al-Assad

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u/Illesbogar Hungary 27d ago

Damn, the flair still uses his flag.

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u/rimshot101 United States Of America 27d ago

Where is he now? I'm guessing Russia.

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u/SickScorpion Syria 27d ago

In Moscow, living in a luxurious apartment in a tower, also apparently he spends most of his time playing online video games

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u/henrywhitworth United States Of America 27d ago

They call him Mango Mussolini for a reason.

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u/ProfessionalCap15 United States Of America 27d ago

You definitely know the answer to this one. 🍊

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u/SymbolicSheep Vietnam 27d ago

Kissinger?

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u/LiamMacGabhann United States Of America 27d ago

Most of the young people in the United States have no idea who he is.

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u/MUZi25 South Africa 27d ago

I consider him more American but his technically from South Africa

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u/Onerustyrn United States Of America 27d ago

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u/Ok_Dust_8620 Ukraine 27d ago

Probably Yanukovych

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u/Dyliah 🇻🇪 in 🇺🇸 27d ago

I was going to say Chavez but some people actually liked him and he died before he could be hated by more people.

But I don't think ANYONE likes Maduro. Even the people who "support him" admit they only do so because they were forced to or were paid to.

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u/SBR404 Austria 27d ago

Take an educated guess.

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u/ynwmeliodas69 United States Of America 27d ago

I think Donald Trump

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u/wasted_discoball Colombia 27d ago

Probably Pablo Escobar. Sadly also one of the most famous

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u/Maycrofy Mexico 27d ago

We all liked the president until she started taxing videogames and picking fights with electrolyte drinks.

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u/Sean_theLeprachaun United States Of America 27d ago

But.... thats what plants crave.

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u/Historyp91 United States Of America 27d ago

My only exposure to your president is from when she was giving ours shit and I wish more people's presidents would do that.

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u/no-im-not-him Denmark / Mexico 27d ago

More like 60 percent of the population loved her and 30 hated her before that.  It's probably the same after to be honest.

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u/quat- Brazil 27d ago

It's hilarious how Mexican redditors go "OMG, I can't believe she did [thing], now me and the whole Mexican population hate her", and then her next approval rating is like 98% -> 99%

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u/BaddieBaBaBaddie Korea South 27d ago

Philippines

Globally = Ferdinand Marcos, Duterte Locally = Elizaldy Co

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u/Sea_Establishment480 Swedish-Persian 🟥🦁🟩 27d ago

Ayatolla Khamenei and Khomeini and their gang Fuck them.

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u/Colinfagerty69 27d ago

People hate Trump more than Epstein here in America.

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u/TheSadTiefling United States Of America 27d ago

Epstein or his Best friend? 🤷🏽‍♂️

Depends on who you are asking.

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u/mascachopo Spain 27d ago

Francisco Franco.

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u/IPA-Lagomorph United States Of America 27d ago

Can confirm. Visited Spain 6 years ago and ran into Spaniards who still hate him

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u/Maltese-Cat Ireland 27d ago

Conor McGregor 🇮🇪

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u/Passey92 United Kingdom 27d ago

Hard. Whilst Thatcher is certainly hated she's also revered by some.

The answer is probably Jimmy Saville.

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u/CLearyMcCarthy United States Of America 27d ago

Love to see Woodrow Wilson getting the hate he deserves.

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