NODE a3fdcc65Re: The Inducement of Rapid Oxidation of Certain Materials....
nobody@huge.cajones.com (Huge Cajones Remailer)Sat, 17 May 1997 14:57:41 +0800
Duncan Frissell wrote:
> For the actual numbers of the major government murders see
>
> http://www.laissezfaire.org/pl6300.html
>
> DEATH BY GOVERNMENT
> by R.J. Rummel
> (Transaction Books, 1994)
> I. Background Over 133,147,000 Murdered: Pre-Twentieth-Century Democide, 45.
> II. 128,168,000 Victims: The DekaMegaMurderers
> III. 19,178,000 Victims: The Lesser MegaMurderers
> IV 4,145,000 Victims: The Suspected MegaMurderers
Duncan,
You have to keep in mind that these deaths were all necessary
in order to curtail drug dealing and pornography. (Although it
gave rise to a sharp increase in necrophilia.)
I read a passage of a book long ago in which a historian recounted
a number of different fallen dictators known for bloody purges who
reminesced that if they had controlled their moments of "softness"
(translate~~killed more of the right people) that they would still
be in power.
I wonder if Hitler's final words were, "Well, they won't have
Adolf Hitler to kick around, anymore."
DeathMonger
NODE a06b460aRe: The Inducement of Rapid Oxidation of Certain Materials....
dlv@bwalk.dm.com (Dr.Dimitri Vulis KOTM)Sat, 17 May 1997 23:49:38 +0800
nobody@huge.cajones.com (Huge Cajones Remailer) writes:
> > I. Background Over 133,147,000 Murdered: Pre-Twentieth-Century Democide, 45
> > II. 128,168,000 Victims: The DekaMegaMurderers
> > III. 19,178,000 Victims: The Lesser MegaMurderers
> > IV 4,145,000 Victims: The Suspected MegaMurderers
...
> I read a passage of a book long ago in which a historian recounted
> a number of different fallen dictators known for bloody purges who
> reminesced that if they had controlled their moments of "softness"
> (translate~~killed more of the right people) that they would still
> be in power.
This reminds me how I used to be consulting for a publisher, and came
across an MS (which never got published) written by some Mongol about
the history of Mongol conquests. It had a passage to the effect that,
"X-khan should have put down this rebellion and killed a million
people, like his predecessors would have. But he was soft, and this
caused the empire to collapse."
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