Most evil person ever?

Jake Rugby Walrus666

copeyhagen wrote: »

Ed Gein
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ed_Gein
Quote:
Searching the house, authorities found:[13]

Four noses
Whole human bones and fragments[14]
Nine masks of human skin[15]
Bowls made from human skulls
Ten female heads with the tops sawn off
Human skin covering several chair seats
Mary Hogan's head in a paper bag[16]
Bernice Worden's head in a burlap sack[17]
Nine vulvae in a shoe box[18]
A belt made from human female nipples[19]
Skulls on his bedposts
Organs in the refrigerator
A pair of lips on a draw string for a windowshade
A lampshade made from the skin from a human face

That's just a character assassination.
So you and Wikipedia are just going to home in on the negative. No reference at all to any positive personality traits.

Jen Pigs Fly

I'd have to agree with Bill Bailey and say Chris De Burgh is the evilist of them all

Dudess

Apart from the obvious jokes, thread should be retitled "People I personally don't like". Some seriously unevil folks being listed here...

paddy kerins

Gillian McKeith

John Doe1

Gaius Caligula was a bit of a knob

"Gaius began acting in an openly autocratic behavior. He soon lost his early
popularity and earned the hatred of the Senate. Caligula exhibited excessive cruelty,
immoral sexual escapades, and disrespect toward tradition and the Senate. He declared
himself to be a god, in fact, he declared himself to be all of the gods. He set up a brothel
using senator’s wives and declared his horse a member of the senate, complete with a
golden stall. He squandered money on public entertainment, ordered many people
executed for no reason, had most of his relatives murdered or banished, ordered foolish
building projects, and had people tortured and killed while he dined. At one point he ordered a statue of himself to be set up in the temple at Jerusalem, but later canceled his order. "

killwill

Kanoe wrote: »

I do evil quite well, take this morning for example I turned the very loud hoover on while the staff with with clients and made an exponential amount of unnecessary noise. next time they complain about my being 15 minutes late I'm going to set the radio dial to 2fm and force them to listen to the Ray Foley show on their lunch break. and glue the dial so it can't be changed.

Did Ray Foley move station!!!!

Capt'n Midnight

xxxJennyxxx wrote: »

I'd have to agree with Bill Bailey and say Chris De Burgh is the evilist of them all

Beware the monobrow :eek:

monty_python

John Doe1 wrote: »

Those two ukrainian lads in THAT snuff video

link? (via pm)

HalloweenJack

It'd definitely have to be one of the serial killers, like Bundy or Gacy.

People like Hitler, Stalin, Mussolini, et al, are pretty evil/cruel but, to me, it takes a cold-hearted bastard to order the death of millions of people but it takes one sick, twisted and truly evil ****er to actually kill someone and take pleasure out of it. The personal involvement in actually murdering someone is something a lot more disturbing than ordering someone's death.

To me, the only difference between a judge sentencing someone to death and the likes of Hitler is the scale. For someone who can physically watch a person die because of something they've done to that person and take pleasure out of it, that's the most evil type of person.

John Doe1

monty_python wrote: »

link? (via pm)

No and no, nobody should see it

Dracula88

I would not say Margaret Thatcher was evil. I would say she was a divisive figure of opinion. The legacy Thatcher left behind was a love or hate legacy. The most evil people the world had ever had was Josef Stalin , Heinrich Himmler , Adolf Hitler and Reinhard Heydrich

Sir Humphrey Appleby

John Doe1 wrote: »

A few off the top of my head:

Those two ukrainian lads in THAT snuff video

Oliver Cromwell

Margaret Thatcher

Hard to believe that either of these could be described as evil when compared to Hitler,Stalin, Pol Pot etc

osarusan

Luis Garavito.

Google with caution.

BeerWolf

The people that ran unit 731, and the US Goverment that 'pardoned' them.

The Narrator

Timmy Mallett.

tritium

Sir Humphrey Appleby wrote: »

Hard to believe that either of these could be described as evil when compared to Hitler,Stalin, Pol Pot etc

Not hard in the case of Cromwell, a class A nutter. To be honest he's in good company with Hitler and the others. Genghis khan is in there too. Only difference between any of then is the tools and opportunity they had

Muahahaha

Has to be Joesph Stalin. Historians don't know exactly how many people he killed but they place it between 30 and 40 million, the majority of whom were his own people. Although serial killers are for sure evil many of them have something not right in the head which makes them think what they're doing is grand. I suspect that was the case with Stalin only with him he was the commander of an entire army. At least other serial killers had limited scope but Stalin had the means and the desire to kill tens of millions of people, which he duly did.

wazky

Daniel O'Donnell.

It's in the eyes.

MattHelders

Albert Fish. Sick, sick man

Tin Foil Hat

osarusan wrote: »

Luis Garavito.

Google with caution.

Pedro Lopez is worse. And he's free.

DoozerT6

warning - zombie thread alert!

timthumbni

BeerWolf wrote: »

The people that ran unit 731, and the US Goverment that 'pardoned' them.

Interesting. I had never heard of this before. Horrific what men can do to their fellow men sometimes.

Ush1

Sue Basso deserves a mention I think.

Chinaman666

GG Allin was the worst person ever. He was so ****ing cool. The way he got a rise out of people was amazing.

ThirdMan

John Doe1 wrote: »

No and no, nobody should see it

Quite right. I'm ashamed to say I once watched the beheading of Eugene Armstrong. It was the most disturbing thing I ever seen. Those videos are an affront to humanity.

Mr_Spaceman

oranbhoy67 wrote: »

any Rangers FC supporter

Hilarious stuff bro.

bilston

Not sure he was even human but Josef Mengele was the pure definition of evil.

kowloon

Vasili Blokhin has some claim to fame. Ultimately I'm not sure there is such a thing as 'evil'.