how has kind george the 3rd palyed a role in todays society?
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He's one of the reasons for the United States being a country.  He tried to tax the colonies for the Seven Year's War and they didn't want taxation without representation so the colonists were all like, boo on King George.
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1. that everone in the world loves and honors him\n2. that rascism and hate be abolished\n3. andd maybe that we start going back to the old ways, instead of using up all the worlds resourses unneedingly
492233
He was a simple man who changed the destiny of India. He was unlike any politician or public figure anywhere in the world becuase he was an absolute antithesis of public leaders what we see today. Dressed in a small loin cloth he has a huge determination and innovative ways of fighting a freedom struggle. Isntead of guns, he fought the Britishers with weapons like non cooperation and non violence.  You got to read about him a lot to understand his philosophy becuase otherwise you wont understand him as most people in India and other countries dont.
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What do you mean by 'these days'? Go back to history - whichever century you want - you will always find good & bad people!\n- Almost 2 centuries back - Kings ruled a majority of Indian states, thier subjects trusted them - but these kings cheated them by supporting the British. These kings trusted the British - You know what happened to them!\n- 20 Centuries back Jesus Christ trusted his followers - what happened\n- Let's go to the begining - GOD trusted ADAM - my boy dont eat that apple - what happened?\n\nSo my dear, there are always people whom you can trust & whom you cannot - even today there r quite a lot of people whom you can really count on - wish u all the best.
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If Mary Magdalene was the victim of misunderstanding, George is the object of a vast amount of imagination. There is every reason to believe that he was a real martyr who suffered at Lydda in Palestine, probably before the time of Constantine. The Church adheres to his memory, but not to the legends surrounding his life.\n\nThat he was willing to pay the supreme price to follow Christ is what the Church believes. And it is enough.The story of George's slaying the dragon, rescuing the king's daughter and converting Libya is a twelfth-century Italian fable. George was a favorite patron saint of crusaders, as well as of Eastern soldiers in earlier times. He is a patron saint of England, Portugal, Germany, Aragon, Genoa and Venice.
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GANDHIJI WAS MADE HERO OF OUR FREEDOM BY THE BRITISH PEOPLE.  ONLY PHYSICALLY AND MENTALLY WEAK PEOPLE CHOSE THE WAY OF NON VIOLENCE TO DEAL WITH THEIR ENEMY.
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Boy, bungiebabe woke up on the wrong side of the political coin this morning, eh? Too bad about his approval rating, btw. Finally proves what people like me have been trying to tell you for years now: Little King George and his tyranny cannot be tolerated. It is about time that people start calling a spade a spade. Guess what, King George followers - The emperor has no clothes! \n\nSo keep bowing to his smirking, bobble-head approach to leadership. After all, isn't making others feel insignificant how you types manage to feel so good about yourselves?
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Everyone plays a role in maintaining law and order. Society, in theory should exist to benefit everyone. If we all do our part to make things a little better than they were before we got here then many will benefit.\n\nFollow the spirit of the law (Not necessarily the letter) and encourage others to do the same for a better society and all will be well.
677111
when george is no longer in office
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There have been 3 Georges.\n\n(George Bush Sr.  George Bush Jr. and George Washinton)\n\nSo you could say 'King George III' if that's what you're getting at.
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Just a response to beatifulblondie. "It gets us nowhere as a country to bad mouth our leader." This country would not exist if our forefathers had that attitude. Remember our leader was once "King" George, not just clueless George. Having the courage to bad mouth our "leaders" when they are wrong is what  keeps us a "free" nation.
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There's never an easy answer to questions like this. Except for rare examples (usually people with personality disorders, such as sociopaths), you cannot classify a person as good or evil.\n\nGengis Khan did lead his people in a brilliant campaign, militarily speaking. He also ordered the slaughter of thousands, the pilleage of hundreds of villages and settlements, and all sorts of actions that would be considered good by his own people and evil by his enemies.\n\nI'd say he's neither hero nor murderer. He was a great leader, and he took measures to rule with a strong fist, a necessity at his time to control his troops and to send a message to the other nations. \n\nGengis Khan had a project that can be read either as a wish to unite the world (under his rule) or as a desire to dominate it. It all depends on which side you're on.
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not sure. but my guess is how society changes in respect to it's opinions on politics- as in more or less liberal/conservative. or how politics and world events may affect a society in general.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Washington
837749
Well, apparently young George changed his mind or had it changed for him. Maureen Dowd said on Meet the Press that George H.W's people kidnapped and deprogrammed W, like parents in the 1980's used to do when their kids were in cults. Perhaps W will now embrace the policies recommended by his dad's Iraq Study Group, as well as his dad's choice for Secretary of Defense, Robert Gates
714126
Funny, there was this one guy 2,000 years ago who said love everyone, don't judge, and follow the Golden Rule. It's a shame that "leaders" don't listen to him anymore.
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The Sultans play more of a "ceremonial" role- Very similary to the Queen of England.  In England, parliment and the Prime Minister make the decions but the Queen and the Royal Family serve as a figure head.