"The evil that men do lives after them; the good is (often buried) with their bones," stated the famous William Shakespeare through Antony in his play, Julius Caesar. More often than not, the evil deeds one does overpowers the good deeds that one does. Over and over again, history and the media have proven this to be true. There are countless figures in not only the past, but in the present that have gone alone to their graves with the good they have done. Joseph Stalin, Benito Mussolini, and some police officers's lives have all been blanketed with evil, while the good they have done remains an unknown factor to most people.

When the name Stalin arises, most people automatically think of the bad things associated with his name, such as socialism, torture, fear, or unjust treatment of humans. Surprisingly, Stalin did not only affiliate...