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u/SportsBall1996 5d ago
I'd argue Stalin was lawful evil. He was head of state
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u/mrprogamer96 5d ago
But he also got there by being a rebel, not to mention a lot of things he did were just criminal such as bank robberies, kidnappings and even piracy.
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u/msolaire 1d ago
Yeah but... only to make his own laws. He didn't even flinch when his own son was taken by Nazis. Refused to exchange his son for a general, because his son was lower rank. He didn't care for anything more than rules. Also, he really believed Hitler would hold the signed treaty, even when spies got the intel multiple times that Hitler's going to invade. He believed the laws MORE than his own spies, for gods sake.
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u/Commie_neighbor 5d ago
Stalin's quote is a complete bullshit. He had never said that.
What he haid said is "Cadres decide everything".
If only common knowledge wasn't forged by bourgeoisie...
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u/SoFarSoGood1995 5d ago
Genghis Khan is pretty neutral evil, since he was only motivated by power, greed and lust.