Most controversial general or incident in history - Page 3




 
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May 17th, 2004  
BmrSooner451
 
George McClellan, Guy made it to Richmond and couldnt take it in 1861.
May 17th, 2004  
Marksman
 
 
Well i cant argue about it,coz im not american butt i think that Hitlers hench men did a lot of STUPID stuff
May 18th, 2004  
Young 1
 
has anyone noticed that as the years go by, generals get more and more controversial? No one really thought Alexander was all that controversial, I mean, these days people talk about how he leveled the entire city-state of Thebes in a calm voice, but when the war in Iraq is talked about, the arguments get really heated. Just a thought...
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May 18th, 2004  
Achilles
 
 
young 1, thats something i hadnt thought about, i wonder why?
May 19th, 2004  
Jamoni
 
Oh, jeez, don't get me started on Mclellan! There's a paper tiger if ever there was one. All show and no go, as they say. Controversy... How about Napoleon? 20 something punk kid takes over a country and rampages about europe, beheadings and plagues, etc. etc. Talk about "interesting times".
May 19th, 2004  
1217
 
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Originally Posted by Young 1
(...) No one really thought Alexander was all that controversial (....)
Controversy? Would a gay General be considered a controversy? Alexander probably was one, you know. (I don't have a problem with that, it's just that I don't think the US ever had a gay general.)
May 20th, 2004  
Marksman
 
 
Gay general.....hm.....makes me think hard!!!
I think that in modern society it would not be accsepted
May 20th, 2004  
1217
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Marksman
Gay general.....hm.....makes me think hard!!!
I think that in modern society it would not be accsepted
Interessting subject, but off topic, so I started a new topic. http://www.military-quotes.com/forum...pic.php?t=1918