Most Hated Person Alive?

[Super Hero Guy]

The title says it all.

I think I'm going with Fred Phelps. Even dictators and politicians tend to have tons of supporters. Phelps just has his twisted little church members.

After him I'd have to assume its some mass killer or something, which really speaks badly for how much people hate Fred Phelps.

[StoneGold]

Not enough people know Phelps. He's relatively obscure in the scheme of things. I'm going to go with Bush, simply because I doubt there's a country on earth right now where someone doesn't hate him. He has the potential for being hated by the most number of people, between actions and name recognition.

[beetlebum]

Les Moonves. :mad:

To me at least. He canceled Veronica Mars. Fred is up there on my list of ten people I'd really like to punch. The Junta in Burma is also up there. cos I don't know about you, but I hate it when ppl deny others freedom.

Oh and Cheryl Tweedy of Girls Aloud (UK slag) and her dick of husband Ashley Cole. Cheryl Tweedy needs a good slap indeed. (http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&ct=res&cd=3&url=http%3A%2F%2Farseendofireland.blogspot.com%2F2 006%2F07%2Fhurls-allowed.html&ei=M983R96wFJm2pgSXjL3RDA&usg=AFQjCNESpUFqT-QvD6cQVDM_rRFbiBC4eA&sig2=oi60LoR2L74UHBWPFLyfTA) http://www.mommiesnbabies.com/forums/images/smilies/thsmack.gif

[Serik]

George W. Bush

[Shellhead]

Seriously folks, Fred Phelps is not really very famous.

The correct answer is probably George W. Bush. You know that he has to be unpopular in every Islamic country. He is not well-liked in Europe. He hasn't done anything for Africa. 25% of all human beings live in China and 20% live in India, and I bet that most of them don't like Bush. And none of these people know who Fred Phelps is, or care. But they know who Bush is, and they know that his invasion of Iraq was a very aggressive and very stupid idea.

[beetlebum]

Almost forgot, President Umar Hassan Ahmad al-BASHIR. The bastard funds the Janjaweed which burns children alive, gang rapes teenage girls while singing, runs rape camps, bombs villages and executes men in front of their wives. Survivors of these attacks walk for days, even months to find sanctuary.

This ugly bastard has a place in hell for all eternity. May he become Satan's bitch.

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Evil Bastard!!! http://www.mommiesnbabies.com/forums/images/smilies/4_2_202.gifhttp://www.mommiesnbabies.com/forums/images/smilies/diablo.gif

[mauisunset]

Probably: Bush

Mine: Liefeld

[1WEBHEAD]

Hitler? He's up there. (or down there)

I'm just surprised that more Americans hate Bush more than Osama Bin Laden/Hussain.

[Jeff Brady]

Your mama, fool.

[rick]

Here in the USA, I am pretty sure that Osama Bin Laden still heads up the list.

[Ben Morgan]

Hitler? He's up there. (or down there)


It says most hated person alive, last time I checked, Hitler's been dead for a while

[1WEBHEAD]

It says most hated person alive, last time I checked, Hitler's been dead for a while

That's what the Nazis want you to think.

He's frozen in the same tube with Walt Disney.

[StoneGold]

Here in the USA, I am pretty sure that Osama Bin Laden still heads up the list.

Probably. Although it could also be a problem of "what have you done for me lately?" It's been a bit since Osama has done anything, while Bush does stuff to piss people off all the time. So like it goes without saying that everyone hates Osama, but it might not be the first thing that comes to the brain when you ask the question. So the conversation would be something along the lines of "Bush." "What about Osama?" "Oh yeah, him, definitely."

[king mob]

Oh and Cheryl Tweedy of Girls Aloud (UK slag) and her dick of a soon to be husband Ashley Cole. Cheryl Tweedy needs a good slap indeed. (http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&ct=res&cd=3&url=http%3A%2F%2Farseendofireland.blogspot.com%2F2 006%2F07%2Fhurls-allowed.html&ei=M983R96wFJm2pgSXjL3RDA&usg=AFQjCNESpUFqT-QvD6cQVDM_rRFbiBC4eA&sig2=oi60LoR2L74UHBWPFLyfTA) http://www.mommiesnbabies.com/forums/images/smilies/thsmack.gif

They got married ages ago.

And I'll go for Bush as well.

[gary bolt]

Not enough people know Phelps. He's relatively obscure in the scheme of things. I'm going to go with Bush, simply because I doubt there's a country on earth right now where someone doesn't hate him. He has the potential for being hated by the most number of people, between actions and name recognition.

Good choice.

George W. Bush

A - plus!

Seriously folks, Fred Phelps is not really very famous.

The correct answer is probably George W. Bush. You know that he has to be unpopular in every Islamic country. He is not well-liked in Europe. He hasn't done anything for Africa. 25% of all human beings live in China and 20% live in India, and I bet that most of them don't like Bush. And none of these people know who Fred Phelps is, or care. But they know who Bush is, and they know that his invasion of Iraq was a very aggressive and very stupid idea.

More raves!

Probably: Bush

Mine: Liefeld

The former.

Hitler? He's up there. (or down there)

I'm just surprised that more Americans hate Bush more than Osama Bin Laden/Hussain.

It's a perspective thing.

Here in the USA, I am pretty sure that Osama Bin Laden still heads up the list.

It's not your place to decide (Yay, I love it when AMERICA doesn't decide!).

[Kid Kyoto]

I'd go for Osama, sure people disagree with Bush but he can travel freely, he can speak to crowds, he has supporters.

Osama is hiding in a cave and is hated by not just the west but the Moslem world for justifying bombing mosques and blowing up market places.

[Gilda Dent]

George Bush would be my guess. The President of the United States is always one of the most famous people in the world, and the position automatically garners some hatred from someone regardless of who is occupying it, just because of what it represents.

Add to that what Bush has done in his tenure, and I think the level and number of people hating him for what he's done personally goes way up.

[Toku King]

My guesses would be either the BTK killer, the Virginia Tech killer, George Bush, Dick Cheney, Osama Bin Laden, Paris HIlto, or Nichole Richie.

[mattx110]

Rob Schrab, for making "the sarah silverman show" instead of more Scud.

[DonC]

Probably: Bush

Mine: Liefeld


Bush, as a politician, has made decisions that have effected your life. I can understand that. In order to hate Rob Liefeld in more the usual fanwank "he can't draw" crap, he would have had to have personally insulted you in some way. And by personally, I mean in person. So, have you ever met Rob Liefeld and what did he do to you? Or are you just trying to be one of "teh roxxors?"

[Forefinger]

Rob Schrab, for making "the sarah silverman show" instead of more Scud.

Preach it, brother! I saw his name on the show and coudln't believe it. I figured it had to be another guy, but whaddayaknow?

[beetheb]

My first thought when I saw the thread title: Bush

The general consensus of the thread: Bush

Winner: Bush

[Adam C]

I'd go for Osama, sure people disagree with Bush but he can travel freely, he can speak to crowds, he has supporters.

Osama is hiding in a cave and is hated by not just the west but the Moslem world for justifying bombing mosques and blowing up market places.

True, on the other hand it could be argued Osama draws less ire these days since he's basically been confined to hiding out in the mountains of Pakistan's Waziristan region. He doesn't actually seem to have much of an effect on things. And while he is hated, I hardly seem Osama mentioned anymore except when people are talking about how Bush cocked-up because he escaped. Bush on the other hand seems to draw continuous ire across the world for his stupidity as President of the world's pre-eminent superpower. As a result I'd argue he's much more hated now.

[Sentry]

Les Moonves. :mad:

To me at least. He canceled Veronica Mars. Fred is up there on my list of ten people I'd really like to punch. The Junta in Burma is also up there. cos I don't know about you, but I hate it when ppl deny others freedom.

Oh and Cheryl Tweedy of Girls Aloud (UK slag) and her dick of a soon to be husband Ashley Cole. Cheryl Tweedy needs a good slap indeed. (http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&ct=res&cd=3&url=http%3A%2F%2Farseendofireland.blogspot.com%2F2 006%2F07%2Fhurls-allowed.html&ei=M983R96wFJm2pgSXjL3RDA&usg=AFQjCNESpUFqT-QvD6cQVDM_rRFbiBC4eA&sig2=oi60LoR2L74UHBWPFLyfTA) http://www.mommiesnbabies.com/forums/images/smilies/thsmack.gif


tweedy is lovely,,,, cole on the other hand is a cock.

my most hated man in football.

[Michael P]

Who do the Chinese and the Indians (dots, not feathers) really hate? 'Cause there are a whole lot of them, so you have to figure the aggregate hate total is higher than anyone hated in the Western world.

[dougputhoff]

Here in the USA, I am pretty sure that Osama Bin Laden still heads up the list.


Right On!

He's number one in my Hit Parade!

[JeffreyWKramer]

Who do the Chinese and the Indians (dots, not feathers) really hate? 'Cause there are a whole lot of them, so you have to figure the aggregate hate total is higher than anyone hated in the Western world.

Good question.

I have no idea, really. I'm particularly woefully ignorant about India, which is kind of sad, really, given the number of completely trivial things about which I know boatloads.

[StoneGold]

Who do the Chinese and the Indians (dots, not feathers) really hate? 'Cause there are a whole lot of them, so you have to figure the aggregate hate total is higher than anyone hated in the Western world.

I'm going to guess the Indians hate Musharraf? Just a random guess though, what with Pakistan and India and all.



Oh, that or Richard Gere.

[Justin Davis]

Not enough people know Phelps. He's relatively obscure in the scheme of things. I'm going to go with Bush, simply because I doubt there's a country on earth right now where someone doesn't hate him. He has the potential for being hated by the most number of people, between actions and name recognition.

Yes, but this is for most hated person alive, not most well-known hated person alive. Maybe someone's hate for Phelps burns the heat of a thousand suns, while the hate for George W. Bush only burns with the heat of about 850 suns.

[StoneGold]

Yes, but this is for most hated person alive, not most well-known hated person alive. Maybe someone's hate for Phelps burns the heat of a thousand suns, while the hate for George W. Bush only burns with the heat of about 850 suns.

But if you get 50 people who hate Bush with the heat of 850, that beats one person with 1000.

[Justin Davis]

But if you get 50 people who hate Bush with the heat of 850, that beats one person with 1000.

Yes, but we know much more than one person hate Phelps. Plus, does admiration/respect/appreciation/like of a man negate hate of a man? If so, the race may be even closer.

[hoffmandu]

jason Seehorn...........I hate that Mother*&^%er!

[StoneGold]

Yes, but we know much more than one person hate Phelps. Plus, does admiration/respect/appreciation/like of a man negate hate of a man? If so, the race may be even closer.

Yes, we also know many more people hate Bush than Phelps. So your logic train kind of stops short there.


And what this comes down to is your average person probably doesn't know who the hell Phelps is. He's trivia. Even when he was actually news, he wasn't front page, except maybe in the towns he was doing the protests in.

[Shellhead]

Yes, we also know many more people hate Bush than Phelps. So your logic train kind of stops short there.


And what this comes down to is your average person probably doesn't know who the hell Phelps is. He's trivia. Even when he was actually news, he wasn't front page, except maybe in the towns he was doing the protests in.

Yeah, I actually never heard of Phelps until I read about him in a discussion here at CBR, maybe a year or two ago. Last Friday, I was at a party for a married couple that had both just finished getting their PhDs. I brought up Phelps in the course of a conversation with several educated people in their late 20s and early 30s, and nobody knew who I was talking about.

[Fenris]

I agree that China and India are going to outweigh pretty much everyone else, population-wise. Which means that the most-hated person on Earth might be someone famous over there that we've never heard of.

But, that aside: it probably is George W. Bush. The combination of living candidates, widespread exposure and general hostility does it.

Of course, much the same could probably be said of Bill Clinton during his term: he had lots of enemies both at home and abroad, and almost everyone knew who he was. And whoever becomes President following Bush will also fit those criteria.

It's just a natural effect of media cycles. In 2010, we probably won't have a single board thread about Bush, because we won't care about him anymore. We'll have threads about whomever is currently in power, and lots of people will hate them intensely. And eventually, people will start to say, "Even Dubya never..." and "As much as I hated Bush, ___ is even worse..."

Because that's what people always say. Just look at Reagan, or Bush Sr. Or Nixon, for that matter. No one wants to waste their energy hating someone who isn't in office anymore.

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It's important to hate pragmatically!

[StoneGold]

It's just a natural effect of media cycles. In 2010, we probably won't have a single board thread about Bush, because we won't care about him anymore.

You say that now, until he suspends elections.

[moebius]

I'm going to go with GWB...if ony because Magneto is fictional.

The thing with Bin Laden: The "West" really hates him. The former Soviet Union, Latin America, East Asia (excepting the Phillipines, with its late Muslim insurgency) don't care. In Muslim countries the Weseternized middle class hates him and the poor are probably neutral or maybe even a little friendly, and they far outnumber the Westernized class.

GWB, on the other hand, has managed to alienate significant portions of the population in Europe, Russia, Latin America, and certainly the Middle East through 1) being American and 2) being an imperious douchebag. Even 70% of his own voters think he's crap, though maybe only a quarter of those feel some level of hatred.

[Ray R.]

GWB, on the other hand, has managed to alienate significant portions of the population in Europe, Russia, Latin America, and certainly the Middle East through 1) being American and 2) being an imperious douchebag. Even 70% of his own voters think he's crap, though maybe only a quarter of those feel some level of hatred.

I think you're being too generous.

GALLUP: Bush Finally Tops Nixon -- In Unpopularity -- As Call for Iraq Pullout Hits New Peak

By E&P Staff

Published: November 06, 2007 2:50 PM ET

NEW YORK For almost two years, President Bush has been threatening to unseat Richard M. Nixon as the most unpopular president in the history of the Gallup poll, and it finally happened this week.

The latest USA TODAY/Gallup survey finds Bush with a 31% approval rating -- and for the first time ever in the polling history, 50% say they "strongly disapprove" of a president.

The previous high (or low?) was a 48% strong disapproval rating for Nixon at the worst moments of Watergate in 1974.

The telephone survey of 1,024 adults was conducted last Friday through Sunday.

He beats Nixon at the worst moments of Watergate. That's truly impressive.

[moebius]

I agree that China and India are going to outweigh pretty much everyone else, population-wise. Which means that the most-hated person on Earth might be someone famous over there that we've never heard of.

...

Of course, much the same could probably be said of Bill Clinton during his term: he had lots of enemies both at home and abroad, and almost everyone knew who he was. And whoever becomes President following Bush will also fit those criteria.



Three things:

1. China and India aren't unitary actors. They aren't going to hate people in some unified fashion. A lot of Chinese seem to be angry at Japan as leaders leverage the 1930s for political purposes, while a lot of Indians probably hate Musharraf. Oh, and we're China's major global strategic competitor.

2. India has over 100 million Muslims, and a lot of those probably don't like Bush. And until last week he was good friends with Pakistan, which would anger the Hindus.

3. Clinton has always been quite popular internationally. His love of mistresses only helped him in Europe.

[moebius]

I think you're being too generous.



I'm taking pills for my BDS. They help some.

[Your Imaginary Pal]

I would say Bush, he has urinated on foreign policy and defecated on international goodwill.
He's like the Varsity Quarterback, all the cheerleaders and other jocks love him, but the freaks, the geeks and the nobodies can't wait for his comeuppance.

[Ray R.]

I would say Bush, he has urinated on foreign policy and defecated on international goodwill.
He's like the Varsity Quarterback, all the cheerleaders and other jocks love him, but the freaks, the geeks and the nobodies can't wait for his comeuppance.

You've got it all wrong. Bush was head cheerleader in high school. That's a fact.

[Monty_Cristo]

OJ Simpson, Ann Coulter, Rex Grossman, Rosie O'donnell

[Ray R.]

I'm taking pills for my BDS. They help some.

Just cut back on your weekly allowance of Charles Krauthammer. I skip his column in the Washington Post for my overall health, not just because it's good for the mind as well.

[StoneGold]

OJ Simpson, Ann Coulter, Rex Grossman, Rosie O'donnell

This is just speaking personally, mind you, but I can't really hate OJ. Sure, I'd love to see him go down for this Vegas thing, but his villainous hijinks are too hillariously entertaining for me to hate him.

Ann Coulter, sure, but at the end of the day, she's a stupid bitch with a big mouth. And her last stupid bitch, big mouthed comment was long enough ago that she's not going to top my most hated list.

I'm guessing the Grossman thing is mostly a joke, but I don't listen to much sports radio.

And Rosie, eh, I could care less about her either way.

[StoneGold]

3. Clinton has always been quite popular internationally. His love of mistresses only helped him in Europe.

Let's put it this way, he was as popular as the leader of the Imperialist Americans was going to get.

[Fenris]

You say that now, until he suspends elections.

Well, yeah. If he suspends elections, it'll mean that they didn't get the Orbital Mind-Control Lasers working again in time.

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Heads will ROLL!

[moebius]

Let's put it this way, he was as popular as the leader of the Imperialist Americans was going to get.

Him and JFK.

Hmm...maybe there's something to my "Mistress Theory" of International Relations.

[Fenris]

Three things:

1. China and India aren't unitary actors. They aren't going to hate people in some unified fashion. A lot of Chinese seem to be angry at Japan as leaders leverage the 1930s for political purposes, while a lot of Indians probably hate Musharraf. Oh, and we're China's major global strategic competitor.

Well, sure. But my point is that they outnumber us enormously, so they don't need to hate in a unitary fashion for their preferences to outweigh ours. Especially since we're not unitary, either.


2. India has over 100 million Muslims, and a lot of those probably don't like Bush. And until last week he was good friends with Pakistan, which would anger the Hindus.

Muslims aren't unitary either, if it comes to that; and if they were, I wonder if they would hate Bush more than (say) Ariel Sharon.


3. Clinton has always been quite popular internationally. His love of mistresses only helped him in Europe.

Wasn't the phrase "hyperpower" coined during the Clinton administration? It wasn't a term of affection.

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Except in a really weird way, perhaps!

[moebius]

Muslims aren't unitary either, if it comes to that; and if they were, I wonder if they would hate Bush more than (say) Ariel Sharon.


How do you hate a guy with no brain function?

[Cyke]

Frankly, if it wasn't for that whole mess in Iraq, if we had just maintained our military focus in Afghanistan and found Osama Bin Laden, Bush wouldn't be a top candidate in this thread.

[Magneto_X]

I'd go for Osama, sure people disagree with Bush but he can travel freely, he can speak to crowds, he has supporters.

Osama is hiding in a cave and is hated by not just the west but the Moslem world for justifying bombing mosques and blowing up market places.

Pre-Iraq I'd agree with you.

But ever since the Iraq invasion even *Dubya* doesn't care about Osama in public anymore. Assuming he ever did.

[Magneto_X]

Rob Schrab, for making "the sarah silverman show" instead of more Scud.

He is working on the last issue of Scud as we speak. It's a mega-sized issue --- that's why it's taking so long.

[Magneto_X]

I agree that China and India are going to outweigh pretty much everyone else, population-wise. Which means that the most-hated person on Earth might be someone famous over there that we've never heard of.

But, that aside: it probably is George W. Bush. The combination of living candidates, widespread exposure and general hostility does it.

Of course, much the same could probably be said of Bill Clinton during his term: he had lots of enemies both at home and abroad, and almost everyone knew who he was. And whoever becomes President following Bush will also fit those criteria.

It's just a natural effect of media cycles. In 2010, we probably won't have a single board thread about Bush, because we won't care about him anymore. We'll have threads about whomever is currently in power, and lots of people will hate them intensely. And eventually, people will start to say, "Even Dubya never..." and "As much as I hated Bush, ___ is even worse..."

Because that's what people always say. Just look at Reagan, or Bush Sr. Or Nixon, for that matter. No one wants to waste their energy hating someone who isn't in office anymore.

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It's important to hate pragmatically!

I disagree.

During Monicagate he had great ratings in America (over 50%?) and the rest of the world didn't care about his affair with the intern. Sure they probabaly didn't think it was ethical, but it wasn't something like the Iraq war. I bet France didn't even care about the affair *at all*.

While most countries in the world hates Dubya. Including the French.

I'm not sure how the world thought of Reagan but definitely deserves to be hated for his actions in Latin America.

[Magneto_X]

Well, yeah. If he suspends elections, it'll mean that they didn't get the Orbital Mind-Control Lasers working again in time.

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Heads will ROLL!

Ironically enough isn't he funding an orbiting laser in the Son of Star Wars program?

Rolling Stone has a great article about it.

[Hellbaby]

Aleksandr Pichushkin

[Alex]

Here in the USA, I am pretty sure that Osama Bin Laden still heads up the list.

No, i actually hate this homeless guy who crapped outside the dumpster at work, and then comes in and randomly beats on the laptop and tells me about how he loves 70s sci fi every 2 minutes, while looking at the tvs with a viewfinder.

[rick]

No, i actually hate this homeless guy who crapped outside the dumpster at work, and then comes in and randomly beats on the laptop and tells me about how he loves 70s sci fi every 2 minutes, while looking at the tvs with a viewfinder.



Oh I know him.

He used to do the same thing at our store in San Francisco.

Hope the East Coast is treating him well.

The evil fuck.

[J Dog]

I'm going to go with Bush myself: Never have I seen a moron run a nation so poorly and distanced many with his ideas.

Other people on my list are Paris Hilton, Maxwell Atoms, and Sudan's president.

[Alex]

and Sudan's president.

Silly jdog, people don't know who he is, or care about african genocide.

[Dreadstar]

Most hated man alive?

Well, while Bush *is* climbing that ladder and seems to be head and shoulders above everyone else, I still see Bin Laden so far up the ladder ahead of him that W. has virtually no chance to catching.

And of course, that would likely only apply to folk here in the U.S., as most of the billion Chinese probably care fuck all about 6 years ago.

[howyadoin]

This is just speaking personally, mind you, but I can't really hate OJ.Well, of course not. He was framed, right?

[StoneGold]

Well, of course not. He was framed, right?

At this point, whether he did it or not doesn't even enter into it. He's never murdered me or mine, and he's provided me with hours of entertainment with his wacky antics. Now mind you, he should burn like the dog he is, because that would provide me with even more entertainment. But I can't hate him for it. He's the Juice!

[BoosterBronze]

Most hated man alive?

Well, while Bush *is* climbing that ladder and seems to be head and shoulders above everyone else, I still see Bin Laden so far up the ladder ahead of him that W. has virtually no chance to catching.

And of course, that would likely only apply to folk here in the U.S., as most of the billion Chinese probably care fuck all about 6 years ago.

I've heard that Bin Laden is also critical of China, and would gladly go "Great Satan" on them once he's done with the west.

[Shellhead]

I've heard that Bin Laden is also critical of China, and would gladly go "Great Satan" on them once he's done with the west.

That's a surprisingly bold stance from a guy who has been hiding for six years.

[beetheb]

That's a surprisingly bold stance from a guy who has been hiding for six years....and yet we're sitting here still talking about him.

Yeah, he's pretty much a pissant in the greater scheme of things, but he's a reknowned pissant.

[mattx110]

Cheney, Rove, any takers? Can I interest you in some Kim Jung Il? It's fresh!

[Shellhead]

Cheney, Rove, any takers? Can I interest you in some Kim Jung Il? It's fresh!

I have always hated Cheney more than Bush. Dubya is ignorant and misguided, but Cheney is downright evil.

[howyadoin]

Can I interest you in some Kim Jung Il? It's fresh!Okay, that was nicely played.

[hoffmandu]

What about the Viilian from Pans Labyrinth? Or better yet, Ernie Mckraken................now he was a real dousche!

[beetheb]

What about the Viilian from Pans Labyrinth? Or better yet, Ernie Mckraken................now he was a real dousche!Ah, McCracken wasn't out and out evil, just devilishly mischievous and immoral.

Now Cheney and Rove, those are horses I can back. Actually, can we just consider the entire Bush administration one single, evil entity?

[Ben Morgan]

At this point, whether he did it or not doesn't even enter into it. He's never murdered me or mine, and he's provided me with hours of entertainment with his wacky antics. Now mind you, he should burn like the dog he is, because that would provide me with even more entertainment. But I can't hate him for it. He's the Juice!I think you're addicted StoneGold

[StoneGold]

I think you're addicted StoneGold

http://the-op.com/images/119-buster-juice.jpg

[gary bolt]

Most hated man alive?

Well, while Bush *is* climbing that ladder and seems to be head and shoulders above everyone else, I still see Bin Laden so far up the ladder ahead of him that W. has virtually no chance to catching.

And of course, that would likely only apply to folk here in the U.S., as most of the billion Chinese probably care fuck all about 6 years ago.

I disagree. But I think I'm seeing the subtext "in the World" at the end of the thread title while you seem to be seeing the subtext "in the USA". I imagine more people in the world hate Bush than hate Bin Laden.

[Dreadstar]

I disagree. But I think I'm seeing the subtext "in the World" at the end of the thread title while you seem to be seeing the subtext "in the USA". I imagine more people in the world hate Bush than hate Bin Laden.

I'm pretty sure I said exactly that:

And of course, that would likely only apply to folk here in the U.S., as most of the billion Chinese probably care fuck all about 6 years ago.

I was actually stating my previous post in terms of personal opinion.

[BlairH]

We're obviously talking about Uwe Boll here.