Comments by "rejvaik" (@rejvaik00) on "Biographics" channel.

  1. Stalin: I'm from Georgia sweet Georgia and the history books unfold muh As a messed up mothafucka bent in the mind
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  2. There's nothing sad about it. Puyi was a horrible person
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  3. There is no debate she was guilty and caught red-handed by the investigation. But the legends of her cruelty of course will be exaggerated as time passes
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  4.  @mariano98ify  didn't know anything? Nah. That's no excuse for how he behaved in his adult life and during his time as "emperor" of Manshukuko. The simple fact that he boiled alive a new born baby because his wife cheated on him means he deserves the deepest circle of hell. He was very much aware of his actions
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  5. "Who else but Bismarck?"
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  6. Only active in piracy for 2 years but has achieved historical immortality some 300 years after his birth. Simply amazing
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  7. "Jack you're a classic megalomaniac, you haven't mentioned me once in your entire battle rap" - Hannibal Lecter
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  8.  @historiculgeomocule5569  without any question Mao Zedong was much worse. About 14 million times worse in terms of death toll. But Puyi still is a terrible person and it was a very sad way to end the imperial Chinese government.
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  9.  @mariano98ify  I can chill he's now dead which means he can't continue his behaviour. But he had chances to change and develop empathy he just never took them. Such as with his wet nurse, she actually did check and correct his behaviour a few times he just never continued to heed her wisdom as he aged. He only ever practiced at humanist behaviour when in his late years. Polarising or not he is history and as such deserves to be remembered. I highly recommend you read his autobiography as it is one of the few times we actually get a chance to read about the life of a Chinese emperor directly from said Chinese emperor.
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  10. "You fail to plan, you plan to fail" - Bismarck probably idk
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  11. Geezus poor guy loving and doting mother dead, and abandoned by his father no wonder he went they way he did
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  12. Mel Fisher was also a HUGE inspiration to another budding marine biologist whom you may have heard of named Stephen Hillenburg
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  13. That's such a shame, if the balkanites could just fucking unite under a single national identity like Germany did in the 1870s they could have been a major power
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  14. Basically the American Marcus Aurelius it's really sad he never got a chance to put it to use And we can only wonder at what might have been
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  15. Because of paternal instinct When you are a parent you truly do want to try to make the best for your child But since the fact that Marcus Aurelius had attempted to use his friends as advisors for his son after his death is an indication that he was aware of his son's faults and tried one last time to provide wisdom for his son
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  16.  @Seele2015au  you can't praise a dictatorship just because they have a female head of state
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  17. THIS ☝️
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  18. Toussaint Louverture rolling in his grave with how the leaders of Haiti have treated their own
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  19. Up until 1650 Cromwell was pretty justified in his actions after the business in Ireland however not at all
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  20. 16:53 He DID WHAT?!! TO A NEWBORN BABY?! OH HELL NO! Whatever sympathies, reasons, or excuses you would want to make up for Puyi's behaviour they are completely destroyed by this act alone. His Humanity is completely revoked.
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  21. I've heard of someone who also went into a trance and claimed who also heard the word of God Went on to found it in the deserts of Arabia
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  22. "My son the very day you were born the hills of Rome whispered the name..... Commodus" "My child, I watched with pride as you grew into a weapon, of righteousness." "Remember our line had always ruled with wisdom and strength, and I know that you will show restraint when exercising your great power." "But the truest victory my son is stirring the hearts of your people, I tell you this because when my days are gone, you shall be emperor" - Marcus Aurelius World of Rome, Wrath of the Lich king Gladiator
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  23. Mansa Musa: "look at me I'm a real life King Midas" Jakob Fugger: "hmpf amateur"
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  24. And yet we often demonize the entire bloodline and the descendants for the sins of just one 🤔
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  25.  @muscularcatholicism mate im not downplaying his accomplishments in his later life im just amazed that he had to experience that so early in his life
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  26.  @satoshiketchump  agreed, also would love to see a video of the last Heshemite kings of Arabia before the Saudis kicked them out and Saudi Arabia became its own nation
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  27.  @tbeller80  no not yet, the Emperor and the Praetorian guard didn't really start bullying the senate into compliance until around the time of Nero
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  28. He literally faced off against facist soldiers in ww2 im not surprised
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  29. Cromwell's actions prior to 1650 were justified after that not at all
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  30. "My son the very day you were born the hills of Rome whispered the name..... Commodus" "My child, I watched with pride as you grew into a weapon, of righteousness." "Remember our line had always ruled with wisdom and strength, and I know that you will show restraint when exercising your great power." "But the truest victory my son is stirring the hearts of your people, I tell you this because when my days are gone, you shall be emperor" - Marcus Aurelius World of Rome, Wrath of the Lich king Gladiator
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  31. "You fail to plan, you plan to fail" - Bismarck probably idk
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  32. "Fear the old man in a profession where the men often die young"
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  33. Benjamin Harrison walked so that Teddy Roosevelt could run
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  34. Seeing what all the nations of Yugoslavia have devolved into.. suddenly uniting to a single national identity doesn't now seem so bad
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  35. And Scipio was an even better general by using the Uno reverse card to bring Carthage to its knees
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  36.  @somethinglikethat2176  nope, Augustus called himself princeps meaning he saw himself as a MEMBER of the senate
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  37.  @tbeller80  no, the dictators like Sulla, and all the way untill Caesar did indeed bully the senate But Agustus became a member of it, he didn't abolish it's authority, he just took office of all positions, Tribune of the People, Consul, and Dictator, making his power almost absolute
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  38. Very good quote
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  39.  @johnsaunders2109  here let me fix that for you: "Don't bother trying to debate with an American Han Chinese" There you go 😉
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  40.  @sandyhall8456  lol I ain't no 13 year old boy on the internet or a 20 year old female with a glass case in place of a spine I can see context 😁
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  41.  @СтефанВ-н4и  He killed an innocent woman the wife of the archduke he is not a hero for that act alone
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  42.  @xxxxxJAYMILLZxxxxxxx  well also remember that the US is the US so it makes sense that they would prioritize their own history with lots of details and quickly gloss over the history of others, and every nation does this Meaning if you want better detailed accounts of history you'll have to look elsewhere that what is the bare minimum of mandatory schooling, typically higher education such as college or university
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  43. Never EVER use the genealogy services. I don't mean that it wasn't great the bastard got justice but now the family of the disgusting bastard will forever be judged by society for sins that they had nothing to do with
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  44. That seems fitting he's a pretty mediocre actor
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  45. Well.... the circumstances were more dire 🤔 The historical issue came with a near guarantee of death. And from that? YES! do whatever you can With our current issue and a fairly high rate of survival....it's more difficult to convince the entire population to commit to mandated sanitary practices As they view it as an attack on their personal freedoms, moreso than a means of disease/death prevention
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  46.  @inesolujic2534  I know hence that's why it's sad 😭😭😭 I'd rather have loved to call myself Yugoslav than Croatian
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  47.  @Evzone1821  yes she was, morons will tell you that she was empress but she wasn't "head of state" as if there's a difference lol🤣
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  48. Yersinia Pestis: "Now you will all dance to my tune!!!" Danse Macabre begins playing World: "why do I suddenly hear boss music?"
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  49. 3000 years later and his name is remembered that's the most amazing
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  50.  @sandyhall8456  thems fighting words lol 🤣
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