The sea.

That's pretty much the definition of a grey hat. Doing it illegally, but with non-destructive purposes.

Except for mobile. F*** mobile.

And the character growth is staggering as well. Tavi at the start of "Furies of Calderon" is a completely different character from Tavi at the end of "First Lord's Fury", but he is still recognizably Tavi, and the change happens gradually and believably over the course of the series.

That makes sense, too.

Most of those positives would be Darius the Great, though his son Xerxes is more often used in popular culture, since he was king during the battle of Thermopylae.

They were considered heretics by the Catholic Church.

Not really. We smell of cheese at all times, don'cha know?

No problem. I felt it needed to be added, because Orwell was actually pretty staunchly Socialist in his beliefs regarding society, just not precisely Marxist, and certainly not what one would call Communist.

It is against Authoritarianism, in all the many forms it can take, whether it be through Communism, Fascism, or any other form.

Stardew Valley

Oh, no. He did a lot more than nothing. He was instrumental in getting the Supreme Court to reach the decision they did in the Scott v. Sanford, easily the worst decision in the history of the Supreme Court. The case where the Court literally said that Black people were not and could not be citizens, and thus had no rights or protections. Buchanan cowtowed to the slave states at every opportunity, and many view his unwillingness to speak out against the secessions as tacit approval of them. There have been other presidents who were more corrupt (Harding, Nixon... and Trump will almost certainly take his place among that group once we are far enough away to get a full accounting of his time in office), but no president has ever failed and damaged this country more grievously than Buchanan.