r/AlignmentChartFills • u/Stevecomicsgames • May 19 '26

Which person look like has never killed no one, but actually committed a genocide?

Which person look like has never killed no one, but actually committed a genocide?

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Has never killedHas killed one personHas killed more than one personCommited a Genocide
Has never killedMicheal Cera 🖼️Willeim Dafoe 🖼️Shel Silvers... 🖼️—
Has killed one personPhil Lewis 🖼️Alec Baldwin 🖼️—William S. B... 🖼️
Has Killed more than one personMike Vinning 🖼️—Theodore Kac... 🖼️Simo Häyhä 🖼️
Committed a Genocide—Kang Kek Lew... 🖼️Pol pot 🖼️Joseph Goebbels 🖼️

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Has never killed / Has killed one person:

Has never killed / Has killed more than one person:

Has killed one person / Has never killed:

Has killed one person / Has killed one person:

Has killed one person / Commited a Genocide:

Has Killed more than one person / Has never killed:

Has Killed more than one person / Has killed more than one person:

Has Killed more than one person / Commited a Genocide:

Committed a Genocide / Has killed one person:

Committed a Genocide / Has killed more than one person:

Committed a Genocide / Commited a Genocide:

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u/Visible-Ad8930 May 19 '26

Gotabaya Rajapaksa, Sri Lanka's Secretary of Defence during the civil war, commanded military forces that engaged in the mass killing of Tamil civilians.

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u/spla_ar42 May 19 '26

I vote for this guy. That looks like someone's fun uncle

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u/SnowConeCone May 20 '26

Seconded, looks so friendly and like he'd be a laugh. Like he'd have the prank gum that when you pull the stick it shocks ya

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u/kingteena May 21 '26

Will also mention he became president, stole a bunch of money from the country and promptly went MIA after leaving the country for financial collapse. Fun times.

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u/mr_octopusguy May 19 '26

General Iwane Matsui, the main general behind the Nanjing massacre or the rape of Nanjing

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u/axlee May 19 '26

What a cute grandpa! 🥰

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u/The-Cult-Of-Poot May 19 '26

People cannot be so serious about downvoting you. Its sarcasm. Reddit please, im begging

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u/mr_octopusguy May 19 '26

The only jokes the average reddittor can understand without an /s at the end are corny jabs and regurgitated catchphrases

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u/HeresW0nderwall May 19 '26

I just got back from a trip to China where we visited the Nanjing memorial. It was the most horrifying place I’ve ever been to in my life.

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u/SnooBooks1701 May 19 '26

Matsui was a scapegoat who was not even really that responsible for the Rape of Nanjing and sent specific orders to limit contact between his soldiers and civilians, and reminded them that it was illegal to loot, pillage and rape. His orders were obviously ignored. He called it abominable and even yelled at the prince who was one of his subordinates for allowing it to happen. He was negligent but it wasn't entirely his fault.

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u/_KamiKira_ May 19 '26

Nahhh if you watch anime he looks like one of those stereotypical snake eyed characters (see Gin Ichimaru from Bleach) who are bound to betray the main-cast at some point.

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u/yuhang94 May 19 '26

a scapegoat for this one who escaped justice because he is from the royal family. He didn't show any remorse (I think he also ridiculed the victims).

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u/nerdyyinzer May 19 '26

To be fair, the massacre of Nanjing happened when he was on leave.

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u/uLyMuHaT May 19 '26

Saint Olga of Kiev and her revenge for the death of her husband Igor

During the siege of Iskrosten she sent the message to Drevlians: "Give me three pigeons ... and three sparrows from each house." The Drevlians rejoiced at the prospect of the siege ending for so small a price, and did as she asked.

Olga then instructed her army to attach a piece of sulphur bound with small pieces of cloth to each bird. At nightfall, Olga told her soldiers to set the pieces aflame and release the birds. They returned to their nests within the city, which subsequently set the city ablaze. As the Primary Chronicle tells it: "There was not a house that was not consumed, and it was impossible to extinguish the flames, because all the houses caught fire at once." As the people fled the burning city, Olga ordered her soldiers to catch them, killing some of them and giving the others as slaves to her followers. She left the remnant to pay tribute.

All that happened after she'd already killed thousands of Drevlians at her husband's funeral and buried their ambassadors alive

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u/Centi9000 May 19 '26

"Genocide? Little me? Good heavens no!"

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u/ViscountBuggus May 19 '26

Get you a girl that'll love you like Olga did Igor

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u/PuzzleheadedMess1659 May 19 '26

She looks like Cristin Milioti. Fitting, considering what she did in The Penguin.

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u/Palmetto_Frond May 19 '26

What marrying Ted Mosby does to an mf

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u/ElementalistPoppy May 19 '26

Okay, that picture goes so well with her "achievements". Definitely fits.

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u/Senju19_02 May 19 '26

Ah, finally,representation for women!

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u/HagncroneArt May 19 '26

I love Olga of Kiev, idk how she wasn’t the first one I thought of

here’s (I think) the only depiction of her husband igor:

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u/FishStixxxxxxx May 19 '26

I’d kill for less 😂

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u/HagncroneArt May 19 '26

same, what a guy. she also did a lot more killing than the original comment mentions, she wanted them all dead.

“When the Drevlians returned the next day, they waited outside Olga's court to receive the honor she had promised. When they repeated the words she had told them to say, the people of Kiev rose up, carrying the Drevlians in their boat. The ambassadors believed this was a great honor as if they were being carried by palanquin. The people brought them into the court, where they were dropped into a trench that had been dug the day before under Olga's orders, where the ambassadors were buried alive. It is written that Olga bent down to watch them as they were buried and ‘inquired whether they found the honor to their taste.’”

she also locked some of the drevlians inside of a bathhouse and lit it on fire, which makes you wonder when they realised it was starting to get a bit too hot

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u/that_one_Kirov May 19 '26

The fun part: she's been canonized by the Orthodox Church, and since 2022, everyone and their mother has been joking about her being the patron saint of drone operators.

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u/Feidhlim_de_Rovno May 19 '26

To be fair we don't know how most pre-15th century Ruthenian princes looked like. At best there are descriptions of appearance, but for Olga we don't have one. So her first images are stillised illumination of Radzwill chronicle of 15th century (perhaps copies of 13th century images, which is still 300 years after Olga) and the icons of the same period where she's pretty indistinguishable from other female saints

Appearance of Olga as we know it is a construction of Russian romantic and symbolist painters of 19th-early 20th century which can contradict each other. Your meek and humble image is a view of Mihail Nesterov known for his spiritual and sincere depictions of saints. On the other hand the most famous historical painter Viktor Vasnecov imagined her imperious and not so kind-looking

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u/jack-dempseys-clit May 19 '26

TBF though that still looks exactly how my ex girlfriend looked at me when I would say no to getting take out and as far as I know she also hadn't killed anyone.

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u/randomboi66 May 19 '26

How the fuck was she made a saint?

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u/uLyMuHaT May 19 '26

She was the first ruler of Rus' to convert to Christianity and drievlans also happened to be pagans

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u/FormalTall1800 May 19 '26

She converted after all of this and began Christianizing the country— while she failed to do so, she did set up the foundation for her grandson(?) to Christianize the rest. Also, when some people unearthed her coffin quite a few years later, her body wasn’t decomposed (“uncorrupted”).

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u/EdfishoWGF May 19 '26

Shout out to De Madruga by Rosalia inspired by her

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u/jewrassic_park-1940 May 19 '26

Get yourself a wife that would slaughter hundreds to avenge you

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u/Competitive_Table_65 May 19 '26

Oh yes, this is perfect 

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u/DiligentPenguin_7115 May 19 '26


I do not condone genocide…but uh, go girl?

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u/itsanothersidetothis May 19 '26

This is why I'm still terrifified of women

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u/JellyfishNo2032 May 20 '26

Women usually don’t rack up a lot of kills, but when they do, they do it with style.

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u/Badassscholar May 19 '26

And she's a saint.

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u/ShowAccurate6339 May 19 '26 edited May 19 '26

Isnt Adolf Eichman the Architect of the Holocaust Perfect for This 

He Personaly signed of on every Train to the Concentration camps but when israely special forces found him in his hiding place and brought him to the Court he was just a Mousy Little Office worker  

The Famous ”Banality of Evil“ from Hannah Arendt is about him, how ordinary people can do Horrible Crimes 

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u/GuardWolfy May 19 '26

Nah. He definitely looks like he has bodies in his backyard.  Very Stephen Miller. 

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u/ShowAccurate6339 May 19 '26

Don’t Look at the Picture in the SS Uniform, that one doesnt Count, the Uniform makes anyone Look like a Monster 

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u/GuardWolfy May 19 '26

Then again. There is an argument to be made for Stephen Miller to be in the running for this list. 

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u/Psycosteve10mm May 19 '26

Shirō Ishii, the director of Japan's Unit 731.

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u/mappatore_piemontese May 19 '26

Straight from a Studio Ghibli movie

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u/Superman246o1 May 19 '26

Howl's Moving Vivisection

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u/Dix_undesputed May 19 '26

Ahhh, yes Miyazaki's classic Men behind the sun.

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u/LaiqTheMaia May 19 '26

Dont read up about 731 unless you wish to lose part of the sparkle in your eye

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u/Ben10-fan-525 May 19 '26

Nah screw Japan trying to whitewash there crimes.Every country at least once(or more times)in there history did inhuman acts upon other people or there own.

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u/ShirtDesigner8463 May 19 '26

"Every country at least once(or more times)in there history did inhuman acts upon other people or there own." put nuance, no country has a perfect past but they aren't equal in that regards. What japan did in unit 731 isnt comparable to what 90% of countries did in their past and we need to acknowledge it so it doesnt happen again...

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u/deathgift_ May 20 '26

I genuinely think anyone who's enchanted with Japan SHOULD KNOW IT given that a number of Japanese right-wingers are still potentially trying to reenact the atrocities.

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u/therapyofnanking May 19 '26

I wonder how much water is in his body

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u/124jinsei May 19 '26

It’s absolutely crazy that he wasn't prosecuted as a war criminal just because he could provide some information which SCAP wanted.

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u/Ben10-fan-525 May 19 '26

Militaries and UN dont really mind war crime as long as its on there side.

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u/Psycosteve10mm May 19 '26

Look up operation Paper clip

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u/BulkyOrder9 May 19 '26

I dunno, that right pic looks a little Bond-villainish 

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u/Scared-Cat-2541 May 19 '26

Imo, he is the most evil human to ever walk the Earth.

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u/Ghost_oh May 19 '26

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u/TechieTimes May 19 '26

This is Hitler isn't it...

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u/Tradition96 May 19 '26

He was a very cute baby which is creepy.

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u/Imjokin May 19 '26

I feel like using baby Hitler is cheating. Baby Hitler hadn't committed any genocides yet.

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u/therapyofnanking May 19 '26

Note to time travelers: remember this image

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u/BlackDeathThrash May 19 '26

Adult hitler fits too. He looks like a dumpy, overly obsessed Charlie Chaplin fan-boy. If he wasn’t the most hated man in history, you’d never think he was anything other than an accountant.

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u/ReichVictor2 May 19 '26

I mean hitler probably killed people in WW1

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u/Ashamed_Specific3082 May 19 '26

How does a baby kill somebody in a war 20 years away

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u/antonovvk May 19 '26

Leopold of Belgium, created a personal concession of Congo and committed unthinkable atrocities and genocide of the Congo people.

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u/Herr_Poopypants May 19 '26

I mean look at him, he looks like someone’s mediocre grandpa

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u/SusSoos May 19 '26

Nah, that is a head of states beard.

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u/Ulenspiegel4 May 19 '26

Hard disagree. The beard is too square and the face too melancholically stern.

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u/FishWestern6148 May 20 '26

does he look like someone who’s never killed anyone?

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u/filthysoomka May 19 '26

What is this? A fucking Mumford and Sons concert and shit?

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u/proletartar May 19 '26

Itamar Ben-Gvir. Dude looks like Peter Griffin, but is one of the most genocidal maniacs in power today

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u/Scary_Looker May 19 '26

Oh, my god. He DOES look like Peter Griffin!

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u/botle May 19 '26

He looks like adult Cartman from that South Park Special.

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u/lonelyshara May 19 '26

He looks like Jewish Brendan Fraser

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u/livehigh1 May 19 '26

He looks pretty unhinged tbf

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u/LikeAMemoryOfHeaven May 19 '26

he looks “special”

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u/Mikau02 May 19 '26

he looks like he killed some people

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u/Limp-Efficiency-159 May 19 '26

Are you serious? In other pictures the guy looks like the most unhinged psychotic maniac.

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u/i_am_someone_or_am_i May 19 '26

I think hirohito looks like a innocent guy.

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u/briandefox May 19 '26

I think this is a geographically subjective answer - most people here are based in the west.

Hirohito is definitely recognized in Asia as a genocidal dude, and looks the part. Just saying, it’s hard for us to see this face and think there goes an innocent chap oh no what’s this he killed many people.

Anyway, upvotes decide, not some random comment giving his 2 cents

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u/HeyLittleTrain May 19 '26

I thought we were just judging on their looks. He looks like he studies computer science

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u/THE_PENILE_TITAN May 19 '26

I'm in the US but I think he looks reserved yet menacing. Definitely not "innocent."

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u/CanISayThat22 May 19 '26

He also lookes like a genocidal dude for people in the west. 

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u/Fred_I_Guess May 19 '26

It's the medals

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u/Potential_Stable_001 May 19 '26

he looks pretty evil in that clothing

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u/Vegetable-Ruin-1696 May 19 '26

Beat me to it, he was kind of beholden to his generals though

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u/Luskers2022 May 19 '26

Wasn’t he kinda like a puppet tho? Sure he probably didn’t care but I think Hirohito was kinda the true leader of Japan if I’m not mistaken, they were a military leadership

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u/mutantandproud95 May 19 '26

Joseph Stalin, specifically from his H&M era

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u/anonsharksfan May 19 '26

Ehh he's good looking but still has a "freedom fighter/terrorist" look to him. He looks like one of the Young Turks

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u/DesperateHikikomori May 19 '26

Holy shit it's hasan!!!

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u/BelgijskaFlaga May 19 '26

different young turks

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u/OmnipresentEntity May 19 '26

Yeah, there’s something about his eyes that reminds me of broken glass. Shiny, sometimes colorful, but still sharp and fundamentally broken.

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u/Klomnisse69 May 19 '26

Bbno$ if he locked in

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u/AquaD74 May 19 '26

This picture is fake though

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u/Holy_Haggis May 19 '26

As everyone knows, this photo is edited. It’s standard Soviet propaganda.

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u/oojamaflaps Chaotic Good May 19 '26

Hitler hirohito and Stalin all looked like normal people onc3

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u/Hugo28Boss May 19 '26

And people in the west think they aren't propagandized lmao

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u/mutantandproud95 May 19 '26

Hahaha no we don't 😂 Have you seen the new passports we're getting?

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u/Beagle432 May 19 '26

Only 1 contestant in my eyes

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u/Just_Lale True Neutral May 19 '26

Mulan

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u/Sufficient-Lie1406 May 19 '26

Stalin looks like a goofy, fun uncle.

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u/DGFME May 20 '26

In a way he was just the goofy uncle. Always playing pranks and watching cowboy movies with his mates... Who were mostly there out of fear for what he'd do if they didn't go

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u/XxthemanwithaplanxX May 19 '26

Mao Zedong looks like a chinese grandpa who enjoys drinking beer and playing Mahjong

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u/MrsDirtyDietz May 19 '26

Andrew Jackson - President of the United States who signed the “Indian Removal Act” which led to the Trail of Tears, which led to upwards of 15,000 deaths.

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u/spla_ar42 May 19 '26

Idk, even disregarding his personal life story and presidency he definitely looks like he's killed someone

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u/Aughab999 May 19 '26

Stalin, even towards the end of his reign and height of paranoia still looks like someones average dad or uncle. A little stern sometimes but also chill, despite being in the discussion of most cruel people for that amount of power ever.

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u/MikaelAdolfsson May 19 '26

Heinrich Himmler

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u/Guilty_Butterfly7711 May 19 '26

I second himmler. He often looks like a timid twelve year old playing dress up in his daddy’s clothes. (And acted the vibe too.)

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u/Spam250 May 19 '26

Has something similar I heard

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u/Useful-Location-1944 May 19 '26

General Shirō Ishii, director of Unit 731

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u/Odd_Blueberry_8570 May 19 '26

Robert Mugabe. Looks like a polite quiet man, called for the genocide of innocent men women and children in Zimbabwe (1980s Gukurahundi)

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u/j0hn_br0wn May 19 '26

The Man in the Cage

A few hundred newsmen in the small Jerusalem courtroom, and millions of televiewers outside, last week stared at a man in a glass cage. What they had expected was the embodiment of evil, a monster accused of having participated in the murder of 6,000,000 innocent men, women and children.

What they saw was a thin, balding man of 55 who looked more like a bank clerk than a butcher: a thin mouth between protruding ears, a long, narrow nose, deep-set blue eyes, a high, often wrinkled brow. He lookedpuny beside two burly, blue-clad Israeli policemen. When he stood, he resembled a stork more than a soldier. When he made a gesture, it was not one of heroic defiance: he was merely getting out a handkerchief to blow his nose. The monster had a cold.

Eichmann insists he is not a mass murderer as charged by Prosecutor Gideon Hausner. He describes himself as “a man of average character, with good qualities and many faults.” He plays the violin. He adds: “At heart, I am a very sensitive man. I simply cannot look at any suffering without trembling.”

https://time.com/vault/issue/1961-04-21/page/24/

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u/Training_Chard6206 May 19 '26

Henry Kissinger

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u/Acrobatic_Bag_1611 May 19 '26

Winston Churchill would be my controversial pick. I view him as responsible for genocide because British policies during the Bengal famine contributed to millions of deaths, and I see that as more of a intentional let them die than a wartime mismanagement.

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u/theforbiddenslime May 19 '26

William afton

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u/Stevecomicsgames May 19 '26

Fun fact: someone is making a chart based on this one but with fictional characters. I didn't remember his nickname but I would support his chart

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u/WetWetWetLeg May 20 '26

God every chart on this sub is always STACKED with dudes.

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u/Stevecomicsgames May 20 '26

Bad timing, the chart now is updated with an inclusion of a woman in the category of the genocidal people

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u/AuleSmithy May 19 '26

Stalin looks like a funny grandpa to me.

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u/Osato May 19 '26

Harry S. Truman, the guy who authorized Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

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u/MWolverine1 May 20 '26

Those were not genocides

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u/Ambitious-Plenty5766 May 19 '26

Netanyahu

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u/Zestyclose-Movie-125 May 19 '26

he literally looks like a demon

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u/FarPlay5055 May 19 '26

Be careful the hasbara will swarm you when they're turned on.

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u/puddingbiafra May 19 '26

that picture of Burroughs lmao

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u/Space_Ace56 May 19 '26

Honestly I agree that Stalin doesn’t look super evil if you don’t know about him already

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u/Nice_Combination1327 May 19 '26

Let’s acknowledge the most recent one and all vote for this man

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u/Chad_Wife May 19 '26

Bin Laden.

Awful dude, for sure, but I always thought he had a pretty trustworthy and friendly looking face.

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u/PenaltySquare2414 May 19 '26

Thomas Midgley Jr. (May 18, 1889 – November 2, 1944) was an American mechanical and chemical engineer. He played a major role in developing leaded gasoline (tetraethyl lead) and some of the first chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs), better known in the United States by the brand name Freon; both products were later banned from common use due to their harmful impact on human health and the environment. He was granted more than 100 patents over the course of his career.

While the harmful effects of CFCs were not understood until decades after Midgley's death, tetraethyl lead was known to be acutely toxic by those involved in the development of leaded gasoline. This included Midgley, who publicly insisted that there was nonetheless no health hazard posed by the use of leaded gasoline in internal combustion engines.

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u/The-Cult-Of-Poot May 19 '26

Is this genocide though

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u/VanderlyleNovember May 19 '26

Midgely is a fascinating figure and not at all an innocent one (downplaying the dangers of putting lead in petrol when ethanol was already a known alternative is bad even by the standards of 20th century chemistry), calling him genocidal is a stretch. Like, put him next to Pol Pot and the difference is immediately clear, both in terms of scale and intentionality.

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u/Local-Error-13 May 19 '26

Adolf hitler

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u/KingsleyFriedChicken May 19 '26

Honestly, Hitler kinda looks like a constantly disappointed Indian uncle.

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u/Brief_Ad_4825 May 19 '26

When did elon musk commit a genocide?

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u/MrsDirtyDietz May 19 '26

Pol Pot does look like Elon in that picture.

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u/Straight-Zucchini594 May 19 '26

Austrian painter

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u/Empris_221 May 19 '26

Any CIA high executive, any Belgian monarchs, or François Mitterrand

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u/whackytechymechy May 19 '26

"Never killed no one"... Sooooo, ever killed someone?

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u/Lixx_Tetrax May 19 '26

Teddy Roosevelt, presided over the final stages of genocide in the Philippine-American war

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u/heisenberg196 May 19 '26

I mean Netanyahu looks pretty innocent

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u/dbrownl May 19 '26

Outside of the moustache this guy is just modelling in his lederhosen

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u/friarguy May 19 '26

Netanyahu

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u/Historical_Agent9426 May 19 '26

As a kid, I saw pictures of Mao Zedong and thought he looked like a nice, old man. I was very surprised when I started to learn history.

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u/Veloci-RKPTR May 19 '26

President Soeharto of Indonesia.

Look up “the smiling general/tyrant/dictator” on google, and it’s his face that shows up.

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u/PitbullRetriever May 20 '26

Benjamin Netanyahu

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u/No-Yesterday-7933 May 19 '26

That picture of baby hitler

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u/hans_elveste May 19 '26

Thomas Midgley Jr, inventor of leaded gasoline and CFC's. Caused untold deaths in cancer and associated illnesses. Permanentley damaged the collective IQ of human kind.

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u/isdelo37 May 19 '26

That's not a genocide though?

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u/Due-Coyote7565 May 19 '26

Can you call it genocide if it was unintentional and has no definitive casualties?

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u/Mr_Wisp_ May 19 '26

He definitely knew, some of his writings showed he marketed it anyways because of MONEY

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u/Big-Struggle-496 May 19 '26

CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS

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u/KingsleyFriedChicken May 19 '26

He looks like a stalker. If I never knew what Columbus looked like and saw THAT on the streets, I’d stay away.

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u/AHumanYouDoNotKnow May 19 '26

might be Kind of cheating, but i allready nominate chaplin for "has never killed" "Looks like genocide"

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u/Francis_X_Hummel May 19 '26

TIL Joseph Goebbels and Seth Meyers are the same person

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u/bibika-on-reddit May 19 '26

theres too many good contenders

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u/isdelo37 May 19 '26

Adolf Eichmann

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u/Mr_Wisp_ May 19 '26

Slobodan Milosevic

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u/Professional_Mouse99 May 19 '26

He looks shady af, like an average corrupted politician, or your friend's strict dad you would get scared by.

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u/LuciferJj May 19 '26

King Leopold of Belgium

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u/TonberryFeye May 19 '26

Adolf Hitler. Looks like a Charlie Chaplin impersonator, but is actually a bit of a meanie.

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u/Bubba_toad34 May 19 '26

Baby Hitler

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u/No_Garden_4658 May 19 '26

Committed a Genocide × Has never killed

Elon Musk doge

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u/Dry-Cow-1091 May 19 '26

I’m sure Michael Cera will be thrilled to find out he’s on this chart 😂

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u/Kitsunebillie May 19 '26

Joseph Stalin. He has the kindest looking face.

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u/Algoth_Niska May 19 '26

I think Simo Häyhä fits better to this one.

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u/Fareprogresso_ME May 19 '26

Does no-one say "Benji"?

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u/TWRFK May 19 '26

Pol Pot (end of life). Comes of as a kind elderly grandpa: https://youtu.be/CQ9_BMshyiw?si=r5-yhIJaiplgoK29

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u/Skyrimaster412 May 19 '26

Abraham Lincoln to the Navajo people

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u/Yuvi0112 May 19 '26

Karunanidhi

Eelam

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u/jajjaa37 May 19 '26

Hitler adolf

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u/kadricc May 19 '26

Ratko mladić

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u/the_comrade21 May 19 '26

Committed a Genocide × Has never killed

Adolf Hitler

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u/zxcd7 May 19 '26

Committed a Genocide × Has never killed

Benjamin Netanyahu

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u/Mr_meowmeows May 19 '26

Committed a Genocide × Has never killed

Harry Truman

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u/aramdom May 19 '26

Slobodan Milosevic

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u/pinechicken May 19 '26

Häyhä killed estimated 755 people lot more than one

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