He also wanted to invade and destroy China during the Korean conflict, which thankfully didn't happen.

That's a good point. Usually groups, like Nazi's, dehumanized Jews and homosexuals in order to convince the population that it was OK to hate them. Same for slavery, blacks weren't viewed as "fully" human either.

We're just a glorified animal, and the argument that we can improve is horse shit. Human nature never changes.

edit: we're not misanthropes. Not trying to represent everyone, but I think we think this way because we are cognizant of what generations in the past have done.

And what I'm refering to was after he was stripped of command. Whats your point?

That it isn't a good example for human achievement, because it was a case of talking the talking but not walking the walking. It's like repenting to Jesus on your deathbed after living your life as an atheist.