Imperial_Samura
Anticrust Smurf
Ok - debates about the validity of evil as a descriptor aside, I will go three catagories -
1st people who might or might not be nice, and may or may not have done misguided things but aren't bad enough to be called evil (hows that for a title):
Evil Kinevil - What is Evil about him other then his name? This is the stuntman right?
The Illuminati - Not convinced they exist, and even if they did just trying to rule the world doesn't make them evil.
Martha Stewart - She did the crime and served the time.
Marilyn Manson - His form of expression is just as viable as anyone, even if one doesn't like the message.
Micheal Jackson - Found innocent
Larry Flint / Hustler - A sleeze yes, and not a nice guy, but hardly evil
Jenna Jameson - Same as Flint I guess.
2nd - Historical figures who don't quite work as evil:
Christopher Colombus - Took credit when others had discovered America, still, not evil per say.
Queen Mary I of England - Kudos.
3rd: People that aren't good, depending on definition
The Ku Klux Klan - these days a bunch or ignorant racists
President Bush/Dick Cheney - What can I say?
Adolf Hitler/Nazi Organization - Most vivid case of badness and actions both misguided and wrong.
Osama Bin Ladin - Extremist operating with fear and misguidance of angry people.
Bonus category - People I don't know, and don't really care about:
Jerry Falwell and his School
Pat Robertson
Richard Simmons and his fitness programs
Elizabeth Bathory
Harvey Milk and his School