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14th May '13 10:31:40 AM SquigPie

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14th May '13 10:29:04 AM SquigPie

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Yeah, because Vladimir Putin is the essence of free speech.

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13th May '13 6:04:54 AM RobinPack

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13th May '13 6:00:22 AM RobinPack

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Praying for your victim hardly qualifies.

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* Ivan IV of Russia. Consider at the very least the fact that he actually ''prayed'' for those he sentenced to death, in a way that was abnormal even for his highly religious time (he prayed for everyone by name, offered abject penance and only then got right back to it). Still, there is plenty of historical debate as to whether he destroyed Muscovite society and caused the Time of Troubles or whether he dug out the foundations of Peter the Great's new Russian Empire (or both). There is also debate as to whether his epithet "Groznii" means "Terrible" in the modern sense of "horrible" or in the Old Testament sense of "awe-inspiring". The fact remains that he has been used as a historical justification for the need of a strong leader in Russian society (see: Stalin).
** Not really a debate. Grozniy meant Awesome, in the old sense. It ''still'' does not mean "horrible" in Russian today - "frightening", maybe.
*** The only negative connotation today is with the city of Grozny, the capital of Chechnya.

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10th May '13 9:36:17 AM Gatomon41

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4th May '13 11:29:13 AM JustinCognito

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