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That painter was right about one thing though. A certain group of people he was targeting he said they were bad and he also said I have left some of them alive so the world can see how evil or bad they are. And here we are today look at what they doing to the people of 🇵🇸
The story of Nero playing harp while rome burned is a myth. He wasn't even in rome at the time of the fire. Plus, considering how much he was hated by the romans, there are probably a few exaggerations here and there about Nero's insanity.
1. Nero didn't burn Rome because he wasn't there at the time, he was in Antium. Also, he never burned anything down. 2. Fires were very common in Rome because buildings were made of wood and they were tightly packed. 3. The harp/fiddle/guitar wasn't invented at the time and Nero actually helped the people during the Great Fire. To a Roman, Christians were silly billies, so they barely questioned Nero and went ahead with persecuting them. Historians like Suetonius said that the persecution was a good thing, whilst Tacitus had no comment on it.
Nero's story is still unsure. A thing romans did was to eliminate records of an awful emperor (this started from Caligula's end). So it's possibile that the stories told by roman historians are possibly greatly exaggerated. As for the christian genocide, It happened even before Nero and it was mainly done by other emperors out of fear that aristocrats might lose power when poorer people would start believing in this religion all about how "we are all god's child" and claims of equality. The main reason people would associate Nero with the christian genocide was due to how awful he was.
@@stefanolenzi599 I thought Nero was the first person to overlook the persecution? Christianity was only about 30 years old by then. I'm certain that Augustus would have never heard about it because the crucifixion happened under the next emperor, Tiberius, but even then Christianity was probably not large enough to be severe to him anyways. I think Caligula and Claudius saw the Christians and jews as the same people but I couldn't find anything on them killing lots of them as much as Nero. But, the later emperors like Diocletian and Decius would carry on this persecution. 'damnatio memoriae' (the removal of records) began under Tiberius, when Sejanus was executed for treason and he was obliterated from everything afterwards. The first emperor to have this was Caligula, like you just said. I agree with everything else said.
@@stefanolenzi599it did happen before nero but in 64 rome burned so he shafted christians by saying they did it and then until constantin the persecution machine went full steam for almost 250 years
And that most of the Nero tarnishing is directly from people who straight up didn't like him anyway... He did have an anger issue. He did also mostly had the male slave "assimilate" for appearances. Not better. Just saying...if he had a therapist and maybe more clean water to drink it wouldnt have been so bad😅
This might be weird, but I put your videos to sleep, and have been working pretty good. Not in the bad sense, I think your narrator voice is making the deal for my poor sleep schedule. Thank you, as you can tell, I probably have watched at least every day a video from two months by now. Really good content.
5:15 you forgot that most of Ivan's madness came from him using Mercury to treat his Scoliosis and this led him to think he was the archangel Michael. There is also an amazing painting of Ivan holding his dead son and it is a traumatizing thing to see in its grim detail.
Ivans nickname is better translated as "the Fierce" since he was a very effective ruler while using terror tactics, he also had a good reason to be paranoid since his wife was poisoned to death and it was confirmed by people later on who examined her corpse
Interesting fact: Nero Claudius Cesar Is in Polish book called "Quo Vadis" by Henryk Sienkiewicz, and it is about a patrician, who fell in love with a girl, who secretly was a christian, and, when he followed her, and learned who he is, he also joined the christians I'm not going to spoiler more btw, in Polish schools, this is a mandatory lecture... and sorry, if my grammar was bad...
The funny thing about Franco is that he dictated that after his death Prince Juan Carlos de Borbón-Dos Sicilias was to become King of Spain because his father Prince Infante Juan was too "liberal-minded". Well after Franco's death Prince-now-King Juan Carlos almost immidietly began reforms to dismantle the Francoist Regime and actually transitioned Spain to a Democracy. Like Father like son eh?
In fairness, post-Franco Spain was always going to end up similar to the UK in terms of governance. Before Juan Carlos became King, he was appointed deputy Caudillo, but there were factions who wanted all of the old order purged, so he had to make a deal to prevent a new civil war. As such, democracy was inevitable.
Its always funny because the masses could’ve overthrown these leaders if only the military didn’t interfere and the military were also suffering from these crazy leaders
My dad was born in Cambodia during 1975-1979 and he shared his really bad stories and he grew up very poor because of the rogue and his parents died when he was 13 and he had no food and he has to take care of so many animals and his only source of food was rice at school and he was also born near the Cambodia border He’s amazing
I mainly don't remember Vlad being a terrible ruler. In fact, Romania to this day see him as a hero for defending his country. Not trying to say he's a good guy.
My great great grandfather was a victim of Stalin’s no criticism policy. He was shot in front of my great grandmother for giving off the looks of Stalin hate when he never said anything
Isn’t Kim Jung Un also a psycho leader?, i mean, he literally executed teenagers for just watching squid games. maybe if yes then you can add it in part 2.
The explanation of Franco is a little too oversimplified, as the civil war was already underway before he even became the leader of the nationalist faction. The coup was actually started and lead by a military junta which was a collection of Spain’s top military generals
@@TheEvaluat0r Just our bloody politicians in general-(our country has a really,REALLY high corruption rate). One of the most insane politicians was a dictator,let’s just call him Ferdinand Marcus Sr. . He,as a young man,shot a dude,one of his family’s political rivals,served in ww2 for the Allies,but he helped Japanese propaganda,oh and his biggest claim for his propaganda was having 33 medals,only two were actually awarded. His bad governance,even as a dictator lead to a part if the country almost being independent,and under his rule our money became about as powerful as a whopping 0.02 USD,after eh triggered an economic collapse. The most crazy part is his son is the current Filipino President. I think I’ll move to the States.
The coup failed, and Franco was stuck in Spanish Morocco clay at the time. Since the sailors were sympathizing with the “rojos”, Franco got the Germans to fly him back to Spain, so the African army that struggled against Moroccan tribesmen could run through the divided rojos armies. The Spanish civil war was wild in general. The republicans effectively sold their entire gold reserve for some scrap, and the Soviets incited a civil war within the civil war so the stalinists could kill the anarchists, which contrasts in how Franco somehow got the monarchists to let him be dictator for the next 30 years and not have the king return after his death (who then actually transitioned to democracy lol)
Pls do the Worst Dictators explained in 15 minutes ( Including Mussolini, King Leopold ii, Kim ll Sung, Napoleon Bonaparte, Augusto Pinochet and if possible the Austrian Painter 🇦🇹 )
Actually, Pol Pot did not die of a heart attack when Vietnam invaded Cambodia, but lived to be an old man and died in 1997 many years after the fall of Democratic Kampuchea, never having face justice.
The video is actually good. But the Franco thing is a big debate. He really started the civil war because the republic was a communist and unstable state (no offense). During his mandate There was more stability than you say (I say this above all because of what my parents and grandparents, who lived through all of that, have told me) that there were bad things? Whatever you want. But He really is a saint compared to all those mentioned in this video. I'm not praising him, it's just what I've been told.
Another issue with the Second World War. Hitler's was a meeting for the possible joining of Spain to the war. But the answer was no. The Spanish soldiers who fought, were volunteers.
Stalin is the type of dude that even if someone checked on him and saved him from having a stroke as soon as he got better he woulda had them executed for disturbing him 😂
When I was a kid if my father wanted to punish me,he used to call me a girl and made me wear dresses. Pretty Pretty Dresses-Bill Deautrive'"King of the Hill"😮😅😊😢
You forgot to say that Francisco Franco’s economic policy failed because the UN forbid any country to trade with Pain at all, that is why it was impossible for Spain to prospere. After the political isolation which ended in 1959 Spain experienced a huge increase of quality of life under his rule. And he was not Hitler’s friend at all, he just used Hitler for help during the civil war and sent soldiers to the eastern front as a symbolic gesture.
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That one Bro: I would be a great president
What bro would do if he was president:
Homelander be like
Theirs a certain painter you forgot
I think we've heard enough about the Austrian guy for once.
@@TheSteam02 yea your right
That’s what I was thinking
Yes 🎨🇦🇹 is the one you talked about (i can’t say that austrian painter because youtube will delete my comment)
That painter was right about one thing though. A certain group of people he was targeting he said they were bad and he also said I have left some of them alive so the world can see how evil or bad they are. And here we are today look at what they doing to the people of 🇵🇸
My grandmother survived the Pol pot regime. She now lives in Amercia with her 3 children. Sadly her sister didnt survive, rip 🕊️
Rip
That must have truly been Hell on Earth.
@@RIP_Silksong based off of my grandmothers stories, it really was
My condolences
My mother was lucky that she didnt lived in Cambodia during the Khmer Rouge
Pol Pot peacefully died in exile in the 90s, a fate far too lenient for a man of such unparalleled evil
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Nero was a decent guy in Roman standards
As a matter of fact, the common people in Rome loved him and legends were told about him coming back to save Rome in its darkest hour.
@@alejandronieto4212 the darkest hour came after his reign with those 4 emperors
The story of Nero playing harp while rome burned is a myth. He wasn't even in rome at the time of the fire.
Plus, considering how much he was hated by the romans, there are probably a few exaggerations here and there about Nero's insanity.
Its from a book called Quo Vadis i think
1. Nero didn't burn Rome because he wasn't there at the time, he was in Antium. Also, he never burned anything down.
2. Fires were very common in Rome because buildings were made of wood and they were tightly packed.
3. The harp/fiddle/guitar wasn't invented at the time and Nero actually helped the people during the Great Fire.
To a Roman, Christians were silly billies, so they barely questioned Nero and went ahead with persecuting them. Historians like Suetonius said that the persecution was a good thing, whilst Tacitus had no comment on it.
Nero's story is still unsure.
A thing romans did was to eliminate records of an awful emperor (this started from Caligula's end). So it's possibile that the stories told by roman historians are possibly greatly exaggerated.
As for the christian genocide, It happened even before Nero and it was mainly done by other emperors out of fear that aristocrats might lose power when poorer people would start believing in this religion all about how "we are all god's child" and claims of equality. The main reason people would associate Nero with the christian genocide was due to how awful he was.
@@stefanolenzi599 I thought Nero was the first person to overlook the persecution? Christianity was only about 30 years old by then. I'm certain that Augustus would have never heard about it because the crucifixion happened under the next emperor, Tiberius, but even then Christianity was probably not large enough to be severe to him anyways. I think Caligula and Claudius saw the Christians and jews as the same people but I couldn't find anything on them killing lots of them as much as Nero. But, the later emperors like Diocletian and Decius would carry on this persecution.
'damnatio memoriae' (the removal of records) began under Tiberius, when Sejanus was executed for treason and he was obliterated from everything afterwards. The first emperor to have this was Caligula, like you just said.
I agree with everything else said.
@@stefanolenzi599it did happen before nero
but in 64 rome burned so he shafted christians by saying they did it
and then until constantin the persecution machine went full steam for almost 250 years
Checked online and saw that Nero DID start the whole genocide.
But his big offense of personally burning Rome and other ones are still in debate.
I thought it was well known Nero didn't 'fiddle' while Rome burned?
Yeah I was surprised that was even in the video.
Came here to say this. That was a myth.
And that most of the Nero tarnishing is directly from people who straight up didn't like him anyway...
He did have an anger issue.
He did also mostly had the male slave "assimilate" for appearances. Not better. Just saying...if he had a therapist and maybe more clean water to drink it wouldnt have been so bad😅
This might be weird, but I put your videos to sleep, and have been working pretty good. Not in the bad sense, I think your narrator voice is making the deal for my poor sleep schedule. Thank you, as you can tell, I probably have watched at least every day a video from two months by now. Really good content.
Nice
I think I understand why you left out Adolf, it was probably too obvious and everyone knows why he was such a bad guy
5:15 you forgot that most of Ivan's madness came from him using Mercury to treat his Scoliosis and this led him to think he was the archangel Michael.
There is also an amazing painting of Ivan holding his dead son and it is a traumatizing thing to see in its grim detail.
Ivans nickname is better translated as "the Fierce" since he was a very effective ruler while using terror tactics, he also had a good reason to be paranoid since his wife was poisoned to death and it was confirmed by people later on who examined her corpse
Next video idea: every banned game explained in 15 minutes
3:36 bro rlly transed his gender
Bro was down bad for boys💀💀
Most sane historical lgbt figure
First confirmed transgender
@@benq3009Not that straight Nero woud have been different...
Interesting fact: Nero Claudius Cesar Is in Polish book called "Quo Vadis" by Henryk Sienkiewicz, and it is about a patrician, who fell in love with a girl, who secretly was a christian, and, when he followed her, and learned who he is, he also joined the christians
I'm not going to spoiler more
btw, in Polish schools, this is a mandatory lecture...
and sorry, if my grammar was bad...
I knew something rang a bell when I heard abt him in 8th grade HAHAH
@@R3YR3YBEEEEAAAMMM, ależ oczywiście przyjacielu
Ja się domyśliłem po chrześcijanach na arenie i paleniu Rzymu
You forgot another one..
Zelensky and Putin?
Hitler?
Leopold the II?
Klaus Schwab?
Yes He forgot 卍
The funny thing about Franco is that he dictated that after his death Prince Juan Carlos de Borbón-Dos Sicilias was to become King of Spain because his father Prince Infante Juan was too "liberal-minded". Well after Franco's death Prince-now-King Juan Carlos almost immidietly began reforms to dismantle the Francoist Regime and actually transitioned Spain to a Democracy. Like Father like son eh?
In fairness, post-Franco Spain was always going to end up similar to the UK in terms of governance. Before Juan Carlos became King, he was appointed deputy Caudillo, but there were factions who wanted all of the old order purged, so he had to make a deal to prevent a new civil war. As such, democracy was inevitable.
@@michaelusfranciscus3234 Well he could have just as well sided with the Francoists and destroyed the Reformers
Its always funny because the masses could’ve overthrown these leaders if only the military didn’t interfere and the military were also suffering from these crazy leaders
My dad was born in Cambodia during 1975-1979 and he shared his really bad stories and he grew up very poor because of the rogue and his parents died when he was 13 and he had no food and he has to take care of so many animals and his only source of food was rice at school and he was also born near the Cambodia border He’s amazing
oh im sorry😢
As a Cambodian I wouldn’t never be more grateful for what my ancestors have to go through in that time 🇰🇭❤️
I mean your president before tried to industrialize, since your country was either a monarchy or very democratic I think
I for sure thought adolf hitler was gonna be there well he was friends with francisco though
He actually psychopath too, and he knew it.
they were all friends who met at the same cafe hitler stalin franco and others
Nero did WHAT to that man
Did him dirty
I freakin love this channel
Glad to know that
Idi Amin is historically underrated as a dictator
Great video, and if it gets a part 2, I suggest Toyotomi Hideyoshi, Tamerlane, Genghis Khan, Vlad Tepes and Torgut Reis.
I mainly don't remember Vlad being a terrible ruler. In fact, Romania to this day see him as a hero for defending his country.
Not trying to say he's a good guy.
Hitler and Mussolini surely have to be addressed at some point?
3:34 at least Nero was progressive 🙏🙏🙏🗣🗣🔥🔥
My great great grandfather was a victim of Stalin’s no criticism policy. He was shot in front of my great grandmother for giving off the looks of Stalin hate when he never said anything
The Nero playing his instrument as Rome burnt down is a myth, isn't it?
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Why would he die
It's a type of joke people usually say to people they love @@RuinedFire
@@PICKLESSS77 How is this a joke?
Day 2 of asking, you should do a “unsolved cases” video and add the ‘ Jennifer fairgate’ case or death in Oslo case
I like your constant metaphors keeps me engaged
Truly a gem of content and I feel extremely lucky to discover your channel
Isn’t Kim Jung Un also a psycho leader?, i mean, he literally executed teenagers for just watching squid games. maybe if yes then you can add it in part 2.
He is a psychopath
WHAT??
ik he was bad but EXECUTION??
oh nah
He isnt he is a great leader, you just fall for US imperialist propaganda
They got sent to a camp
The explanation of Franco is a little too oversimplified, as the civil war was already underway before he even became the leader of the nationalist faction. The coup was actually started and lead by a military junta which was a collection of Spain’s top military generals
That one dude who thinks hell is fake:
The Gulag:
My grandma lived in Majorca during Francisco Franco, she was brutally beaten for speaking Majorcan and was forced to live in poverty because of him.
Where's Hitler? There's a whole list of 'em you missed.
He will do part 2 soon
When the Great Fire broke out, Nero was at his villa at Antium, some 35 miles from Rome
The Great Fire and Nero is still an unsure topic as of today
uhhh hitlër is that you 12:28
these videos are fun when you’re drawing/sculpting
Agusto Pinochet was a good man, he saved Chile, I'm chilean btw
Why did the DINA kill my grandfather then, aweonao?
I love you, evaluator! Your videos are so interesting and informative!
As a person that works at CVS that receipt line is hilarious
Another psycho leader: Actually more than one,as a Filipino myself,look at any Filipino politician and they probably fit this criteria.
who?
@@TheEvaluat0r Just our bloody politicians in general-(our country has a really,REALLY high corruption rate). One of the most insane politicians was a dictator,let’s just call him Ferdinand Marcus Sr. . He,as a young man,shot a dude,one of his family’s political rivals,served in ww2 for the Allies,but he helped Japanese propaganda,oh and his biggest claim for his propaganda was having 33 medals,only two were actually awarded. His bad governance,even as a dictator lead to a part if the country almost being independent,and under his rule our money became about as powerful as a whopping 0.02 USD,after eh triggered an economic collapse. The most crazy part is his son is the current Filipino President. I think I’ll move to the States.
NAH EMPEROR NERO WAS A FUCKING PSYCHO
The coup failed, and Franco was stuck in Spanish Morocco clay at the time. Since the sailors were sympathizing with the “rojos”, Franco got the Germans to fly him back to Spain, so the African army that struggled against Moroccan tribesmen could run through the divided rojos armies.
The Spanish civil war was wild in general. The republicans effectively sold their entire gold reserve for some scrap, and the Soviets incited a civil war within the civil war so the stalinists could kill the anarchists, which contrasts in how Franco somehow got the monarchists to let him be dictator for the next 30 years and not have the king return after his death (who then actually transitioned to democracy lol)
You forgot hitler
Pls do the Worst Dictators explained in 15 minutes ( Including Mussolini, King Leopold ii, Kim ll Sung, Napoleon Bonaparte, Augusto Pinochet and if possible the Austrian Painter 🇦🇹 )
Napoleon really wasn't one of the worst, at least not in comparison.
Yeah your probably right
There's also the father of Justin Trudeau.
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I love how you use metaphors a lot
Don't forget, he also had Periodontal disease. I am referring to Mao. He thought he did not need to brush his teeth and only gargled with tea,
You forgot the Austrian painter
You are the only psycho leader here.
No he is not he is a good friend helping us to not make the mistake of choosing psychos.
Nero really made a man transition before the lgbtqia existed 😭
I know that this is a joke but it's worth remembering that lgbt folks have always existed 🫡
@@TheAkimino nah
@@nightharvester6567yes 😊
Actually, Pol Pot did not die of a heart attack when Vietnam invaded Cambodia, but lived to be an old man and died in 1997 many years after the fall of Democratic Kampuchea, never having face justice.
Some more crazier ones you left out
I learned about Mao Zedong in English class today! (not cool bro, not cool).
Other bad people: ☹️
Pol Pot: 💀
Horror Movies in 2510 : Our characters are not scary enough what do we do
Robespierre in 1793 : Allow me
"this aint no traning camp it's the gulag" -call of duty Graves
Napoleon's wife was nearly killed by the reign of Robespierre💀
The video is actually good. But the Franco thing is a big debate. He really started the civil war because the republic was a communist and unstable state (no offense). During his mandate There was more stability than you say (I say this above all because of what my parents and grandparents, who lived through all of that, have told me) that there were bad things? Whatever you want. But He really is a saint compared to all those mentioned in this video.
I'm not praising him, it's just what I've been told.
Another issue with the Second World War. Hitler's was a meeting for the possible joining of Spain to the war. But the answer was no. The Spanish soldiers who fought, were volunteers.
"If you were born in 1975 to 1979" I cant grow up in less than 2 years
i think were all asking the same question.Wheres hitler?
Part 2 I say
Gyatt@@TheEvaluat0r
Stalin is the type of dude that even if someone checked on him and saved him from having a stroke as soon as he got better he woulda had them executed for disturbing him 😂
This video was incredibly funny, considering the subject.
“Regardless your age” DOES THAT INCLUDE BABIES?
Yes
Kinda tough to put pol pot and Robespierre in the same category 😂
7:01 This guy has the highest kill count in history!
Ivan the terrible was truly a psycho
I'm not first to comment, I'm not second either. I'm me. And those leaders are probably real pieces of work.
You forgot the man who got rejected from art school who fled to Germany and annexed his own country……. Oh you DIDNT (13:15)
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They couldnt have done it without US the people the peons the SHEEP well played
Bro, you should link your Mainly Facts channel to this channel. Lots of your other subscribers are probably missing out.
brother you forgot the rejected painter guy
Who needs history class when we got The Evaluator? Banger lesson as always sir!
I feel like we're missing somebody here
this film contains so many historical errors that I don't even have enough space in the comment
My grandfather worked in china making ships and brought some money with him, i now have some maos in the attic now
Claudius Caesar kinda looks like ganondorf ngl
Uhh where is The Austrian Painter? 🇦🇹💀
Grow up.
Not psycho😊
@@nothing00164he was
14:20 you forgot to mention that the CIA did the Coup.
Ivan was savaged in his youth by the boyars. But he was also a massive bastard.
But where is putin? This list isn’t full without him.
bruh Westoids really think they slick
@@ThatOneRussianTank *cough cough* meatgrinder strategy.. *cough cough* political freedoms..
@@ThatOneRussianTank ikr? Westoids and their propaganda lol
@@CertifiedNuisance Cough cough, Afghanistan War
Hold your horses. We can't confirm nothing new will happen. Just in a decade or so the story will take the entire video
When I was a kid if my father wanted to punish me,he used to call me a girl and made me wear dresses.
Pretty Pretty Dresses-Bill Deautrive'"King of the Hill"😮😅😊😢
All these guys often enraged their fathers, who punished them all severely
Hitler was so Bad, he was literally forgotten to history
Vlad the impaler would be pretty funny
Nero had nothing to do with the burning of rome ....
Neros info is very VERY VEEERY shady tho you should look it up historians at the time hated him and wanted to ruin his reputation
You should’ve added Rafael Trujillo of the Dominican Republic, did way more damage than Pinochet.
There are a lot of african leaders that were left out, Gaddafi for example, but this is a decent overview
Theirs an painter in Branau am Inn in 1889 named [S T E R N G G E H E I M]
I don't know. Nero's uncle might have been worse.
You forgot to say that Francisco Franco’s economic policy failed because the UN forbid any country to trade with Pain at all, that is why it was impossible for Spain to prospere. After the political isolation which ended in 1959 Spain experienced a huge increase of quality of life under his rule. And he was not Hitler’s friend at all, he just used Hitler for help during the civil war and sent soldiers to the eastern front as a symbolic gesture.
Make a video about near deaths next. You should add Zaid Garcia, I wanna know the whole story
that's good
Pls no photo
@@TheEvaluat0r omg