Is there a man more romanticized than Napoleon?
Jesus
>>1236705
Kim Jong Il.
>>1236708
Jesus is God.
>>1236705
Hitler. Most villainized.
>>1236933
Well he did get romanticized the romans nailed him to some 2x4's.
The most romanticized people who don't deserve it are the golden age muslims, Oda Nobunaga, vikings, and Caesar.
>>1236968
Oda Nobuwho?
>>1236949
Napoleon (mostly) isn't villainized in historiography. Even some really bad shit his army did in Spain is overlooked in favor of other more famous things he did.
Hitler is villainized for a reason and incomparable to Napoleon in almost every aspect.
>>1236972
Basically Japanese George Washington, Napoleon, and Caesar rolled into one. United a bunch of warring states and laid the groundwork for a strong central government. Tokugawa Ieasu took the reigns of that government; you've probably heard of the Tokugawa shogunate (turn of the 17th century until mid 19th century iirc). He's remembered in the west as being from the golden age of samurai, where bushido was very important. In Japan has remembered for ostensibly the same thing but has hundreds of movies, anime, manga, etc devoted to him.
I don't normally like these guys but they give a pretty glossy and basic chronology of why Nobunaga is so famous.
https://youtu.be/hDsdkoln59A
>>1236982
Hitler dindu nuffin.
>>1236998
Test
>>1236982
Tumblr leave plox
Winston Churchill
Alexander the Great
>>1236982
Juan, the Spaniards did more inhuman stuff to the French than the French could ever hope to do to anyone. Goya didn't depict it somehow.
I wonder why ?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Bail%C3%A9n#Fate_of_the_prisoners
" Prisoners were put on the uninhabited island of Cabrera. The Spanish government, was """unable""" to properly take care of the prisoners. Cannibalism was alleged to have occurred during times when the supply ships failed to arrive (i.e. often).[76] On 6 July 1814, the remaining survivors of Bailén returned to France: fewer than half remained, most having perished in captivity.[77] Many of the survivors never recovered their health after the experience.[76]
"
>Spain violated the treaty of returning the French POWs.
>Up to 30K soldiers were put on an island with no tree growing. Food ration was 3 ounce of grain a day per person.
>French rank officers unironically asked to be transferred to England because the English were more reliable than the Spanish, humanly speaking. (Unironically, again)
>all that for being guilty of bringing civilization to Spain
>Spanish resentment towards the French mostly the result of English propaganda, but ofc that is forgotten
Cabron still thinks the French are the bad guys, and Goya was a leading figure of ""journalism""
>>1237007
you are wrong here
Alexander "the great"
Mao Zedong
French Rev
The Spartans
>>1236705
Beethoven
>>1236982
If only you knew the shit Napoleon did to his country and other countries...
>>1236994
He was closer to Oliver Cromwell, a couple of decades before Cromwell.
Also bushido wasnt a thing during his time. There was samurai virtue which bushido was based on but it was far looser with its interpretation and adherence.
Bushido itself wasn't defined until the 17th - 18th century and wasn't established until like 1900.
>>1236705
George Washington and the rest of the founding fathers.
Americans have this strange shintoism going on with the founding fathers and the Constitution.
Ronald Reagan
>>1237300
how do you ironically request to leave a Spanish prison island?
>>1238565
that's because most of them were genuinely very admirable people.
>>1236933
No.
>>1238603
Yes. The Word became flesh.
>>1238585
Only Jefferson was admirable.
>>1238612
No.
>>1238630
You'll be screaming His Holy name after death, not Dawkins', Harris', Buddah's or whatever guru you atheist nu-males admire nowadays.
>>1238653
>"Buddah" (Buddha?)
>Dawkins
definitely comparable
Also,
>actually saying "nu-males" unironically.
...I took the bait, didn't I.
>it's another 'Christcucks ruin another thread' episode
>>1238667
t. nu-male
>>1238667
>atheists
>wanting to make fun of christians
This is why I'm not atheist because atheists are dicks most of the time, especially to religions that did more good to society than bad, regardless of the kill count.
>>1238653
No.
>>1238693
Yes.
>>1238694
No.
>>1238701
Yes.
>>1238735
Yes.
>>1238735
Yes.
>>1238735
>>1238741
>>1238749
Oy veyyyy, this conversation is giving such chutzpah of a boner to my circumsized penis. Amazing how the Christian is outnumbered 2 to 1 *rubs hands* Yes, soon the world will be rife with degeneracy and we will triumph over the faithless goyim.
>>1238768
>denying Christ's godhood
>""""christian""""
>>1238782
Yes.
>>1236982
The shit that happened is textbook anti insurgency hammed by some spaniard's stupid book.
Napoléon n'a fait rien de mal.
>>1238565
America as a nation is solely the constitution and the founders will, an American is a follower of the aforementioned, to be something else would make you a non American.
>>1236982
Hitler didn't do anything wrong and followed the Geneva convection.
>>1238820
It's:
n'a rien fait de mal*
>>1236705
He doesn't need romanticization.
He killed people, fucked bitches and got paid.
Napoleon is comical figure in history. Trickster who had gained enormous power and wealth and then lost it all.
>>1236705
beethoven was the true romantic hero
at least for people with good taste
>>1238797
No.
>>1238834
>Americans calling Russians pussies
I bet the people who would've read that magazine were fat as fuck. I'll never, ever understand American macho man mentalities when its more focused on juvenile and immature behavior than actually being a man and holding dear the responsibilities that come with it.
>>1238955
It's from a comedy, you dense shit.
>>1238963
Doesn't change the fact that being a man in America is more concerned about owning guns and trucks than raising a family right.
>>1238565
Pretty much
>>1238978
>raising a family right
has this ever happened in Russia in all of history?
>>1236705
nope
>>1236705
Ted Bundy had women coming to the courtroom with wedding proposals.
