Which US President Has The Highest Kill Count?

[bogey_j]

was it Truman? he vaped around 200k people when he dropped the bomb on hiroshima & nagasaki. not to mention the korean war he got US involved in and the bloody end to ww2.

also don't sleep on Obama's kill count those drone strikes...

 

[2Quik4UHoes]

was it Truman? he vaped around 200k people when he dropped the bomb on hiroshima & nagasaki. not to mention the korean war he got US involved in and the bloody end to ww2.

also don't sleep on Obama's kill count those drone strikes...

FDR was President for a decent amount of WWII...

 

[Jalether]

Are we talking civilian or overall​

 

[bogey_j]

Are we talking civilian or overall​

overall

 

[2Quik4UHoes]

Didn’t the Civil War also have a lot of bodies? Lincoln might be up there too....

 

[radio rahiem]

Didn’t the Civil War also have a lot of bodies? Lincoln might be up there too....

I think all of them sans jimmy carter has bodies on them.

 

[2Quik4UHoes]

I think all of them sans jimmy carter has bodies on them.

He might have blood on his hands by proxy.

 

[Professor Emeritus]

Tough calculation. But since Washington got the entire American project off the ground, can't we basically lay the whole fukking 240 years of mayhem on his feet?

 

[the cac mamba]

500,000 innocent civilians died in the war in iraq

i remember that other thread when dudes were trying to say trump was worse than bush

 

[Shogun]

Tough calculation. But since Washington got the entire American project off the ground, can't we basically lay the whole fukking 240 years of mayhem on his feet?

Washington was a strong proponent of an isolationist America. If you’re going to go that route it would probably be Monroe or “World Police” Teddy Roosevelt.

 

[mastermind]

You have to separate real war time versus "peace" time.

Truman was president and dropped nukes on Japan and the Korean War.

FDR, Wilson, Monroe, Nixon, Bush 2, Lincoln and Johnson were War presidents.

In "peace" times, its not crazy to say any president since the end of the Korean War.

 

[Professor Emeritus]

Washington was a strong proponent of an isolationist America. If you’re going to go that route it would probably be Monroe or “World Police” Teddy Roosevelt.

I'm thinking back to how he was a slaveowner who used to terrorize Native American populations though. Combine his wars to take Native land, his slaveowning, and his promotion of westward expansion, I think he's a fine candidate to symbolize what America is and has been. Just because he suggested "only" terrorizing the black and brown folk within arms reach in his own day doesn't mean that future expansions aren't still in line with his basic ethic of domination.

George Washington's 'Tortuous' Relationship with Native Americans | Essay | Zócalo Public Square

 

[Geek Nasty]

Id say Eisenhower backdoor. All those nuclear above ground tests that irradiated people who died of cancer later.

 

[Baka's Weird Case]

Didn’t the Civil War also have a lot of bodies? Lincoln might be up there too....

more people died on the Union side than the Confederate side.

only around 300,000 on the Confederacy died.

i think its gotta be fdr, truman or lbj. its hard to tell with WWII because of the amount of joint operations between allied forces.

 

[Secure Da Bag]

Are we talking civilian or overall​

overall

If you're doing overall, I hope they are breaking out the stats between civilian and military.