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由Naru编辑：
3/26/2014 1:57:58 AM
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What politician betrayed their people the most in your opinion?
Simple question.
I think Richard Nixon betrayed the America people after Watergate, other than that, I don't know much else...
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1 回复"Et tu, Brute? Then fall, Caesar!" [spoiler]Surprised this hasn't come up yet.[/spoiler]
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Richard Nixon did great things and was a very well liked president while in office. He finally cracked China open, and as a result we enjoy many of the products we do today. He started arms reduction talks with the soviets, and for the first time in decades Americans felt safe in their own homes. He put an end to the runaway war in Vietnam, and people could finally come together after an era of civil unrest. He had the guts to step down and save the nation from the chain reaction his impeachment would set off. America, and much of the world, has Richard Nixon to thank for a lot more than that too. I don't think his campaign spying diminished that any, and I don't think it's fair to presume that other presidents haven't done the same thing. I guarantee Obama did it, he listens to calls just for lulz. What politician betrayed their people the most? I would have to say LBJ. But that's just because I believe he was behind the Kennedy assassination. I won't make my case here, the proof is all in history books.
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3 回复Highly doubt it would be any current politicians, given they haven't really committed mass murder of their people. But that's a good question, I couldn't tell you since "betrayal" could mean many things. This could be Stalin, or Hitler, or it could easily be some Roman, Greek or other historic politician. That's a tough one dude.
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9 回复Tossup between Kim Jong Il and Kim Jong Un. People complain about Obama all the time, but I'm willing to bet that they probably have food on their tables, access to medical services, and at least live in an apartment with running water and electricity. The majority of North Korea doesn't have any of those luxuries, just going to put that out there.
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