Historical Figures Debate

I find your argument to be fallible. What you do not understand, is that there is a margin. A margin of "who could have done this in this person's place". At the time that Princip was alive, he was working with an entire organization, called the Black Hand. Need I remind you that this was not even planned. There were members of his organization that were going to kill him, except Gavrilo did it first. He was in a coffee shop, and as he came out, he saw the Arch-Duke and his wife in the carriage, so he shot both of them. The Arch Duke would have died either way, as the organization was out to get him. Actually, during the trial, many of its members got charged along with Princip. However, what Aristotle taught was timeless. Neither Gavrilo Princip or Aristotle are English words. However, as I am typing this argument, when I write Aristotle, it is shown as a proper noun. Only the scum of the Earth do not know who Aristotle is. Everyone is familiar with this man and how much he did for the scientific and philosophical advancement of the human race. All Princip did was ignite a conflict between Serbia and Austria-Hungary. Additionally, you are discounting my previous statements, and let me explain to you why. Aristotle is one of the most important philosophers in a Western style of thinking. He was one of the first to systematize philosophy and science. His thinking on physics and science had a profound impact on medieval thought, which lasted until the Renaissance, and the accuracy of some of his biological observations was only confirmed in the last century. His impact waned a little during the Reformation, but that is because it was mainly religious, and there was no Christianity at the time of Aristotle's life. His logical works contain the earliest formal study of logic that we have and was not superseded until the late nineteenth century. In the Middle Ages, Aristotelian metaphysics had a profound influence on philosophical and theological thinking in the Islamic and Jewish traditions, and on Christian thought, where its legacy is still felt in Christian theology, for example in Orthodox theology, and especially within the Catholic tradition shaped by scholasticism. Orthodoxy is one of the largest Christian denominations, with over 100 million followers. All aspects of Aristotle's philosophy continue to be the object of active academic study today. I have stated my argument, now let me counter yours. You state that Russia had gone heavy militarization programs. False. Russia, at the time, was ruled by a very humble Czar, except he lacked all good leadership and military traits. He was no good. Russia had just gotten out of a very costly war (both lives and money) with Japan, which they lost. Most of Russian towns were not industrialized, and Russian industry did not really take off until Stalin's 5 year plans. Actually, it took Russia about 2 months to mobilize their entire army, which they quickly lost, in both wars. Germany had more industrial power then Japan did. That is why Russia got destroyed on their front. With the current situation in Russia, there was no way of stopping a Bolshevik revolution, with or without the war. Russians were already deprived of basic rights and basic needs, and they resented their leader for it very much. That is the end to my argument. I will await your response.