So many people are idolized when they clearly shouldn't be.
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Gandhi. He was racist, and a creep. He slept with his own grandniece to show he had “self-restraint”. As an Indian, this shocked me when I found out.
Mother Teresa
Not to be a Debbie Downer...but when you look at it objectively, aren't MOST of the "heroes" in history really villains?
Andrew Jackson. I've seen some people talk about him being such a great president, and since he's from my state, we have to learn about him. He's a total piece of s**t who orchestrated the Trail of Tears, and I don't know how there's still a f*****g statue of him (and Johnson and Polk) outside the state Capitol.
Thank you! We had a whole section on him in school that talked about how many great things he did for the US and the whole time I was thinking "This man killed my ancestors."
pls read completely beofre downvoting
Hitler and heres why, yes hes the villian over all but he was seen as a hero to the nazis at the beginning of the dlgreat depressioneading to ww2
But yeah hitler is a villian, and for those who dont know why heres a list
Genocide, concentration camps, murder, assassination, etc
Also hitler is villian who was seen a s a hero in the eyes of nazis
The freaking spanish explorers. Driving people out of their native homes isn't great. Get your facts straight. I love how repuplicans talk about how immigrants are takeing over without realizing the irony of the fact that most Americans are literally immigrants.
Pretty much everyone, Christopher Columbus is one that sticks out.
Union soldiers in the United States civil war. Rape, torture, racism so bad that it led to race riots, robbery, etc. I am not a defender of slavery. I am completely against whitewashed history.
