20 Horrible Things Done By Influential People

• by: @duh70
• 6 months ago

✔️ btb steve jobs

• by: @changaming1275
• 6 months ago

something i notice, people accuse famous people of things after they're dead because they can't defend themselves. sick freaks trying to get their 15 minutes of fame…gross.

• by: @HappyFhantum
• 6 months ago

It does excuse Dr. Seuss's sentiments. The whole western hemisphere felt the same way. The Japanese had bombed Pearl Harbor and were trying to take over the South Pacific.

• by: @TheDunestrider
• 6 months ago

Fun fact: the proper pronunciation of "Seuss" is "soyss" not "sooss".

• by: @75smurfette
• 6 months ago

I abhor how people bring up MLKs infidelity because it's only pointed out to discredit him and his fight for freedom and is completely irrelevant to that

• by: @user-so2vb6wx8m
• 6 months ago

Steve Jobs Family had a home paid for by the father. The mother wanted more money to live a life they couldn't afford😂😂😂

• by: @kimberlydudman2296
• 6 months ago

Helen Keller was very clear that she wishes that they hadn't done what they did and that they would have just let her die because her life was so hard even after she learned to communicate. Her support was because she was in fact suicidal but could not actually harm herself. She didn't want to truly be alive because she wasn't truly living because she was so severely disabled. She was not talking about people who were just deaf or just blind or have just one foot that has something wrong with it. She also wasn't talking about people who can fully recover. She was talking about those who are truly suffering and since she herself was truly suffering, she would know better than us who are not suffering. She advocated for Mercy.

• by: @BloodylocksBathory
• 6 months ago

Some others:
Ghandi – racism against the black populace, allegations of sleeping naked with underage girls
Dalai Lama – where do I even begin…
Clint Eastwood – treatment of his ex, Sondra Locke
HP Lovecraft – xenophobia (apparently extreme even for the time in which he lived)
Klaus Kinski – narcissism aside, allegations of incestuous abuse of one of his daughters
Alfred Kinsey – failed to report sexual predators to the police
Franklin D. Roosevelt – Japanese internment camps

• by: @TheConorsmithusa
• 6 months ago

22:19 WOW im amazed you pronounced drogheda correctly! I grew up there. One of the biggest towns in ireland

• by: @sophroniel
• 6 months ago

How can this guy not pronounce "Roald"?

• by: @COMPFUNK2
• 6 months ago

Sounds like Hitchcock was Weinstein Sr.

• by: @shawnycoffman
• 6 months ago

And people need to remember that public personas are cultivated. They create their own propaganda. Now, more than ever you cannot believe everything you see or everything that is presented, especially as "news". Find your own legitimate sources and do your own homework and form your own opinions. Don't just parrot what somebody else says or believes. Really think about if you can separate the art and the artist. By accepting the art you are accepting the artist.

• by: @itsvictoroyedeji
• 6 months ago

Here's 2 more:
1. Henry Ford – Used to publish "The International Jew", an antisemetic book that was included in Ford cars back then. Hitler even considered Ford as an inspiration and called him a "great man."

2. William Shockley – Known as the "father of Silicon Valley" who invented the modern transistor, he was also a eugenist who believe Black people were "genetically and intellectually inferior to white people which was not remediable to a major degree by practical improvements in the environment"…among other things.

• by: @Odd711
• 6 months ago

funny how most of the testimonials in this video comes after the alleged person's deaths. if it is true why not tell it out when they were alive?