Who has been the most degenerate human being?.

>>2176486
He'd fit right in at Clinton parties.

>>2176486
Lenin.

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Not only the bigget monster in human history but also a Yonkie, a cousin fucker and he also had weird Shit fetishism

>>2176490
Le ebin infowars sauce

>>2176490
Kek

>>2176507

All of this is Russian propaganda

>>2176486
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>.m.
>Doesn't know who the Marquis de Sade is

End it all ASAP, family.

>>2176507
/this

>>2176599
just an edgy writer who spent a big deal of his life in prision

>>2176486
Cesare Borgia (who I actually thought OP picture was at first) is definitely up there, as was his father, Pope Alexander VI.
>warmonger who used his father's and the King of France's power to try and conquer all of Italy for himself
>his father was the first Pope with self-recognised out-of-wedlock children
>had 11 illegitimate children himself
>fucked his own sister, Lucrezia
>had anyone who tried it on with her murdered
>overthrew Forli and double-teamed Caterina Sforza with his dad
>had syphilis in his later years, had to wear a mask to hide his disfigured face
>possible that he poisoned his own father
>without the backing of the Vatican and France, and having had his own men turn against him, he fled to the court of his brother-in-law in Spain to desperately clamber for power
>ordered to lead a siege on Viana, was killed after the siege by a group of knights who caught him alone

>>2176507
Wasn't all the shit and piss stuff just made up?

>>2180389
Yes, it was. But Hitler is always a good clickbait.

>>2176507
Just think how many more Jews would be alive today if it weren't for Hitler.

Really makes you think.

>>2176490
You can read right?
>>27939
>/his/ is not /pol/, and Global Rule #3 is in effect. Do not try to treat this board as /pol/ with dates.

>>2176486
The Author of the Maleus Malificarum (Heinrich Krammer) is probably responsible for more needless European female deaths than any other book in history. How many countless people have died and been executed for literally nothing because of this foul and wretched manual of barbarism? Not to mention it encouraged the notion that women were inherently worse than men and more susceptible to being witches because of "female sexuality".

Of course, it was written by a bloody Catholic...

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>>2179027
Not so fast
>>warmonger who used his father's and the King of France's power to try and conquer all of Italy for himself
How exactly is this degenerate? It was a lofty ambition and one that may have possibly benefited the Italian States as a whole. Cesare lived in the beginning of the Italian Wars, which saw the great powers of Europe fight over political leverage and sometimes even the independence of the Italian polities. All of which was both caused and facilitated due to the division and rivalry of Italy.

>>fucked his own sister, Lucrezia
No proof of this happening. The Borgia family was subject to slanderous propaganda by their many political opponents.

>>had anyone who tried it on with her murdered
No definitive proof of this. Only one who could be said to be murdered by Cesare was Alfonso d'Aragon, and that was likely due to court politics

>>overthrew Forli and double-teamed Caterina Sforza with his dad
He was well-received in Imola and Forli. Once again, no evidence that he fucked Caterina

>>possible that he poisoned his own father
There are many, much more plausible suspects. His father's death weakened his position heavily.

>>without the backing of the Vatican and France, and having had his own men turn against him, he fled to the court of his brother-in-law in Spain to desperately clamber for power
>>ordered to lead a siege on Viana, was killed after the siege by a group of knights who caught him alone
It was a desperate bid to regain power and keep the flame of his ambitions alive. Nothing "degenerate" about a nobleman attempting to maintain a power-base so he can further pursue his dreams, especially if that dream is that of political unity. He almost succeeded in capturing Viana, too.

>>2176486
his crimes were most likely fictional and were Church ploy to take his lands and castles

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>>2176486
Not /his/ but can anyone really compete with this guy?

>>2182841
That guy needs a dentist.