Mine is jfk or Andrew jackson
None.
None
James K. Polk
Teddy Roosevelt
Underrated choice
Tramp
Biden or Osama
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Prostate cancer
idk
the fat one
the fat one
Very sad
Bath tub guy?
Martin Van Buren, the only president that truly wanted to avoid war.
What did you like about them?
...bath tub guy?
Looks must’ve never mattered back then today that dude would’ve roped at like 13
Van Buren was a manlet too. He'd have zero chance at being any kind of politician today.
Osama's confidence and Bidens oratory skills
why the hell did u send me gore
So brutal
the old one
George Washington. Sad what his army fought for just for kikes to eventually come over and spread multiculturalism to destory everything.
Freemason
Best: Franklin D. Roosevelt, JFK, Jefferson
Worst: GW Bush, Carter, Trump, Biden
Worst: GW Bush, Carter, Trump, Biden
Correct
Any president after JFK is controlled by Israel
indeed :/
Trump, the way he makes foids and anti incel leftoids seethe is hilarious, He also stopped a foid from being president twice.
Cho
Washington or Jefferson is not just my answer, it is the only correct answer if you care about the idea that america represents, people are just idiots.
America was founded on an attempt to see the will of the people represented by it's leaders, and that was it. If you did not offer the most benefits to the people you did not get elected. Americans revere democracy and believe they are free because their country was founded on this system.
The greeks literally all believed (you can research this) when they became democratic, that the system was volatile ie that it opposed the natural order and would naturally collapse into greed if they did not stop that from happening. America has not. Every step you take away from democracy is one you cannot take back because the financial implications mean those who benefit from newly acquired profiteering, have to give up, sacrifice what they have gained.
If you believe in the principle of democracy then there is only one answer, not only that, every leader after Jefferson has literally acted in opposition to democracy.
When America was founded, the entire idea behind it was the will of the people influenced the leaders. They did this by having all parties bound to select the best way to run the country and ran only on that, it was kind of boring because they just talked about trade. If they didn't present the best interests of the people, the one you voted for was obvious because the other was taking away your money. It was why they were so uppity about it being amazing. Now we vote to show our moral alleigance, because it bypasses their job which is to run the country well. It works because people are really egotistical, you are crucified if you don't do so, and the powers at be despise any attempts to revert it because it means they can make less millions of dollars they don't need.
America is a faux-democracy, one that claims to be democratic because it is the center of the right to rule, but they funnel money to companies because they have to. They also collaborate to never offer a radically better plan to actually run the country so people don't have incentive to vote based on what the founding fathers envisioned.
Every man users have said so far did this. Look at Lincoln. 'He is great because he freed the slaves'. A moral reason. The ability to win votes based on 'morality' is just way stronger, and is so obviously benefitial to those in power, all we have to do is look back at the ancient greeks and what they said when they came up with it.
America was founded on an attempt to see the will of the people represented by it's leaders, and that was it. If you did not offer the most benefits to the people you did not get elected. Americans revere democracy and believe they are free because their country was founded on this system.
The greeks literally all believed (you can research this) when they became democratic, that the system was volatile ie that it opposed the natural order and would naturally collapse into greed if they did not stop that from happening. America has not. Every step you take away from democracy is one you cannot take back because the financial implications mean those who benefit from newly acquired profiteering, have to give up, sacrifice what they have gained.
If you believe in the principle of democracy then there is only one answer, not only that, every leader after Jefferson has literally acted in opposition to democracy.
When America was founded, the entire idea behind it was the will of the people influenced the leaders. They did this by having all parties bound to select the best way to run the country and ran only on that, it was kind of boring because they just talked about trade. If they didn't present the best interests of the people, the one you voted for was obvious because the other was taking away your money. It was why they were so uppity about it being amazing. Now we vote to show our moral alleigance, because it bypasses their job which is to run the country well. It works because people are really egotistical, you are crucified if you don't do so, and the powers at be despise any attempts to revert it because it means they can make less millions of dollars they don't need.
America is a faux-democracy, one that claims to be democratic because it is the center of the right to rule, but they funnel money to companies because they have to. They also collaborate to never offer a radically better plan to actually run the country so people don't have incentive to vote based on what the founding fathers envisioned.
Every man users have said so far did this. Look at Lincoln. 'He is great because he freed the slaves'. A moral reason. The ability to win votes based on 'morality' is just way stronger, and is so obviously benefitial to those in power, all we have to do is look back at the ancient greeks and what they said when they came up with it.
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Donald Trump and Richard Nixon
jimmy Carter 
Z
Calvin Coolidge
George Washington
jfk
Woodrow Wilson.
You don’t fuck with George Washington?
Just a 6’2 autistic ginger with implanted animal teeth. In 1700s average height was like 5’4 so 6’2 then was like 6’10 now. Dude was just an angry alcoholic autist who hated being taxed
Brutal.
George Washington, made in his first address to Congress on January 8, 1790: "A free people must be not only armed, but also disciplined."
There is also a quote from Washington about freedom and guns: "Firearms are second in importance only to the Constitution, because these are the real people's teeth of freedom." George Washington, the entire US system that we see has been preserved due to his modesty, the fact that he chose to become president rather than king/emperor. And he left power voluntarily after two terms of presidency. He also defended the right of the population to have guns.
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