Originally Posted by frazod (Post 6021433)

For all the evil that he did, Capone also sponsored soup kitchens that kept thousands of Chicagoans fed during the early years of the Depression. Obviously this was self-serving, as Capone did all he could to sell himself to the press as a good guy, but there is no denying that he helped many people who might otherwise have starved.

Originally Posted by John_Wayne (Post 6021391)

The list will be incomplete without Barack Obama. I'm seriouis.

Originally Posted by Raised On Riots (Post 6021451)

J. Edgar Hoover and Joseph McCarthy; two un-American swine who failed to meet the stray bullet they so desperately deserved.

Originally Posted by Amnorix (Post 6021448)

*shrug* His secretaries say Adolf Hitler was very kind. He had some took good care of his dogs too.

BFD.

Originally Posted by Amnorix (Post 6021456)

I thought about mentioning Hoover, but decided that I didn't really want to go down that road. He wasnt' without redeeming qualities, however, which took him off my list.

McCarthy was a scumbag, but I don't think his notable achievements reach the level of epic villiany.

Originally Posted by big nasty kcnut (Post 6021441)

brigham young why him? Easy he ordered his followers to kill a group of settlers. Forgot the name of the attack. The sttlers were killed and the childrens froced to live with mormans family.

Originally Posted by Amnorix (Post 6021448)

*shrug* His secretaries say Adolf Hitler was very kind. He had some took good care of his dogs too.

BFD.

Originally Posted by frazod (Post 6021535)

You really equate "took good care of his dogs" with keeping thousands of Americans from starving? Nice.

Here's another nomination for greatest American villain - Andrew Volstead.