Who Killed More? Stalin, Mao or Hitler?

[Votto]

I don't know why it is....but these dictators always kill their own people. Hitler killed 6 million Jews. Stalin killed over 25 million Russians during WWII. Mao killed millions of his own people....they aren't sure how many.


Biden is trying to kill several million thru starvation and crime.

I don't know why it is....but these dictators always kill their own people. Hitler killed 6 million Jews. Stalin killed over 25 million Russians during WWII. Mao killed millions of his own people....they aren't sure how many.


Biden is trying to kill several million thru starvation and crime.

Well if a baby does survive the abortion industry they will have no formula to eat when they are born.

 

[rupol2000]

Mao. The Chinese Communists massacred hundreds of millions of Uighurs and then tens of millions of Han Chinese during the Great Leap Forward. They are still destroying the Uighurs.

In second place is Churchill. Stalin and Roosevelt were his watchdogs, all their victims are also indirectly on the conscience of Churchill, and besides, he destroyed up to 10 million Bengalis.

 

[Litwin]

MAO. Over 50 million starved to death. Nice guy huh............Stalin in second for killing his own.......finally Hitler.

 

[daveman]

Comparing millions of deaths to millions of deaths as a result of ideology should indicate more about ideology than about personalities.

The problem is the people teaching about those ideologies are lying.

Given the consistency of our findings with the previous research, we believe that it can be stated emphatically that American faculty, especially in the social sciences and humanities, are overwhelmingly Democratic in affiliation and social-democratic in orientation. This news will still be controversial to some; to others, it will be stunningly obvious.

And the result of this ideological imbalance in academia?

This year’s study showed increased support for communism (36%) among Millennials compared to 2018. Opinions of capitalism took a steep decline from 2018 to 2019, with only one-in-two among Millennials (ages 23-38) and Generation Z (ages 16-22) having a favorable opinion of capitalism.

KEY TAKEAWAYS​

• Communism is viewed favorably by more than one-in-three Millennials (36%), up 8 points from 2018.
• 15% of Millennials think the world would be better off if the Soviet Union still existed.
• 72% of Americans incorrectly say that communism has killed less than 100 million people in the past 100 years.
• About one-in-five Millennials (22%) believe that “society would be better if all private property was abolished,” compared to 1% of the Silent Generation.
• 45% of Generation Z and Millennials believe that “all higher education should be free.”
• 76% of respondents are unaware that the Hitler-Stalin pact started World War II.
• About one-in-four Americans (27%) across every generation see President Trump as the “biggest threat to world peace” over Kim Jong-Un (22%) and Vladimir Putin (15%).