No news is good news

What makes a person great is how they react to horrible situations

Heres the Jimmy quote: "The small individual contributors of caring, friendship, forgiveness and love [from] each of us ... can form a phalanx, an army, with great capability."

Wow

Sounds very leftists

Funny thing

Theres a scale of presidents by their performance

All of them rate dems higher than repubs

On average

yea they tend too

but those are polls iirc

and perceptions also change over time

Well guess tough love isnt liked in general

>not loving Teddy

He hated being called that

But you instantly knew who I was talking about, and he isn't alive

Ergo perfect utility

The only repub I saw rated highly

Was lincoln

Madison was rated highly.

So took both fash tests. Confirmed not fash

Or above average.

One of then equated not putting artists on a pedestal to thinking little of abstract minded people

Which is the goofiest shit

I mean i like Theodore Roosevelt and i have a history degree sooooo

I did the villan test again and got Albert Speer

Who is that guy?

I'm going to take the fascism test lol.

Berthold Konrad Hermann Albert Speer was a German architect who was, for most of World War II, Reich Minister of Armaments and War Production for Nazi Germany. Speer was Adolf Hitler's chief architect before assuming ministerial office. - Wiki

Oh lol, did he build the camps then?

Personality Match

Like Albert Speer, you are intellectually minded. You see yourself as an observer of events rather than as a partaker in them - as someone who analyzes rather than influences, and thinks rather than does. However, you should remember that your detached analytical stance does not make you an innocent bystander in life and that all that is necessary for evil to triumph is for good people to do nothing. Passivity is also a choice that affects others.

Wtf

There's two fash tests @CreativeRealms the fascism test and f-scale

you gonna build concentration camps under my command now??! lol jk

after all im hitler lel

the second most powerful man in germany did not have a ladder

Never heard of Konrad before however

Fash test #8 "People shouldn't be allowed to spread dangerous political beliefs, or ridicule those with whom they disagree, without the permission of the proper authorities." <:TimThink:482277772497125378>

Following the publication of his bestselling books, Speer donated a considerable amount of money to Jewish charities. According to Siedler, these donations were as high as 80 percent of his royalties. Speer kept the donations anonymous, both for fear of rejection and for fear of being called a hypocrite.[145]