Literally Hitler won the vote, not Hitler.
Literally Hitler is anybody you disagree with in the slightest on any issue whatsoever, Hitler was just some dude with a 'stache who toured Europe with the boys.
The Ecstasy of Potatoes
Re: WHO IS THE GREATEST STATESMAN?
Literally Hitler won the vote, not Hitler.
Literally Hitler is anybody you disagree with in the slightest on any issue whatsoever, Hitler was just some dude with a 'stache who toured Europe with the boys.
Faustian Bargain Maker
Re: WHO IS THE GREATEST STATESMAN?
You're sounding a lot like literally Hitler to me, Caligula.
The Ecstasy of Potatoes
Re: WHO IS THE GREATEST STATESMAN?
Wow Akar I can't believe it, YOU'RE literally Hitler right now. I'm going to report you to the Politburo for reeducation.
Campidoctor
Re: WHO IS THE GREATEST STATESMAN?
There seems to be an omission from your poll.
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"You know… the thing" - President Joseph R. Biden, Jr., vaguely alluding to the Declaration of Independence
Faustian Bargain Maker
Re: WHO IS THE GREATEST STATESMAN?
Nah, Trump is just following the Reagan school of Republican presidenting. Except instead of sitting around eating jelly beans by the handful and fondling himself he's threatening nuclear war and becoming steadily illiterate.
大信皇帝
Re: WHO IS THE GREATEST STATESMAN?
What do you mean Churchillian?
"Famous general without peer in any age, most superior in valor and inspired by the Way of Heaven; since the provinces are now subject to your will it is certain that you will increasingly mount in victory." - Ōgimachi-tennō
大信皇帝
Re: WHO IS THE GREATEST STATESMAN?
I mean that he didn't win the war. The voting war isn't as important as the actual war.
"Famous general without peer in any age, most superior in valor and inspired by the Way of Heaven; since the provinces are now subject to your will it is certain that you will increasingly mount in victory." - Ōgimachi-tennō
Faustian Bargain Maker
Re: WHO IS THE GREATEST STATESMAN?
Churchill was basically shoved out of politics after the war because he supported invading the Soviet Union right after the war ended to end communism right away while the allies still had the advantage of the atom bomb. Needless to say this was not a popular stance with the bombed and depleted European nations and his career in politics basically died after the war. I assume that's what he's implying here, but I can unequivocally state that I would much much much rather have Churchill in charge right now than thatDonald.
Campidoctor
Re: WHO IS THE GREATEST STATESMAN?
Churchillian in the sense of being supremely eloquent, elevating prose to poetry, employing the English language as the architects of medieval cathedrals employed stone and wood to create edifices that will stand for all eternity (with the possible exception of Notre Dame, alas), inspiring and uniting his people through the sheer incandescent brilliance of his words (I rather admire Churchill. Can you tell?). Ascribing Churchillianism to our President Trump was meant to be sardonic (as I'm sure you can tell).
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"You know… the thing" - President Joseph R. Biden, Jr., vaguely alluding to the Declaration of Independence
大信皇帝
Re: WHO IS THE GREATEST STATESMAN?
I think the main motivation for kicking Churchill was really that specifically Britain was bombed to
I just didn't get what Churchillian meant. But it was in the context of giving a speech.
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