Let's say I do this, and arrive at a verifiable mathematical proof that George W. Bush and Donald Rumsfeld and whomever else aren't as vilified. What will I ha

Let's say I do this, and arrive at a verifiable mathematical proof that George W. Bush and Donald Rumsfeld and whomever else aren't as vilified. What will I have learned? If I'm a decent human being, what different choices do I make for having learned this? At the end of the day, all three of these people are horrible, murderous thugs. UBL will of course never have a chance to apologize or make amends. We can hope that Bush and Rumsfeld have life-altering experiences that cause them to dedicate themselves to making their victims whole, but history is somewhat short on these sorts of stories. The best we can do is to live lives as decent human beings, helping and loving each other and refusing to work for welfare-warfare states and crony capitalists. There's no additional benefit, as far as I can see, to efforts to parse whether some murderers are vilified in proper proportion to their war crimes.