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No thanks

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This one got zero traction, so your compliment here is huge! Thank you for the motivation!

@@mediumbeetle9964 nah thank you bro 🤜🤛 YT hatin

OPTIMAL!

Those sea monsters definitely know something that we don’t…

Eat up!

No problem! Yeah theres so many references to fire, its crazy! So metaphorical!

As a high faith built, I assure you I can handle any amount of inches!

Hahaha exactly! He stole it and gave it to a fish who lives in a whirlpool

Broken backs suck. I hope u heal up quickly and easily!

It’s called believing in what I stand for.

@@mediumbeetle9964 yeah yeah I know your type. But have some decency. Most of us don’t care if someone dies or lives, or if it’s a redraw of something I liked or continued of something I dislike. It depends on how the story progresses, rather we like it or not and I’m going with seeing it through, instead of being a brick.

Ok, continue to not care. If you truly don’t care, then my critiques shouldn’t matter to you, yet here you are, criticizing my critiques. From my perspective, you are advocating for mindless consumption, which I find to be absolutely pathetic. Have an opinion outside of being ‘anti-criticism’, otherwise I have no reason to respect what you say.

@@mediumbeetle9964 humor me, it’s your channel. I got nothing else to say 🤷🏽‍♂️

@@mediumbeetle9964 is this how you treat a visitor

And?. What if he is?

And?. What if he is?

"You're not gonna hurt my son. You're a hero--"

Just analyse the writing for season 2 and you'll definitely come to that conclusion.

Agreed! To be fair tho, it could be possible that Angstrom has become incapable of recognizing he is in the wrong, because of the weight of the trauma he now lives with. This, of course has no impact on how justifiable Mark’s choice was. But I think that the question of whether Angstrom is truly ‘evil’ or not is interesting. Cuz while is actions are clearly reprehensible, it’s also clear that there is a reason behind his deep pain, and his hatred towards the ‘Evil Marks’ is justifiable.

@@mediumbeetle9964 but through the multiple realities he goes to the one realty where mark is lawful good and angstrom is considered that realty’s evil version especially after Debbie is speaking with him and he has the mini mental breakdown when he knows he’s right but his pride steps in because he wants retribution. Because he entered that realty and continued to push mark and even have him contemplate not holding back, basically if angstrom didn’t go back to that realty he would still be alive and mark wouldn’t be scarred from killing him even though it was the right thing to do in the moment. Sorta like when you have to use self defense sure it’s the right thing to do if you’re protecting someone or yourself and unfortunately end a criminal’s life, it’s still going to bear weight on your psyche and your soul.

@@ramboitaliano1776 LMFAOOO ya know, I totally forgot that Angrstom has the ability to travel to literally any other dimension where Mark is ACTUALLY evil. That's friggin hilarious, very good point! And yeah, I'm not tryna deny that this would definitely impact Mark's psyche, I just think he should have been given the capacity to see the difference between what he did and what his father has done.

He superimposes this feeling onto Marc, to an irrational extent. When Cecil tells Mark he’s not like his father, Mark says ‘you weren’t there’ as if he truly enjoyed the kill, or did for fun; like it wasn’t necessary. This felt out of place when I heard it, and the extent that this internal conflict plays in the episode only made sense to me after hearing Mr. Racioppa’s views. In other words, Simon thinks Mark went too far and that he’s become his father, and therefore that’s what Mark thinks as well.

@@mediumbeetle9964 I wouldn't say he enjoyed killing and this is totally a justifiable kill, but I think that is because how gruesome the kill was. It wasn't a quick kill just made to end his life. He beat him to death. Even saying he wanted to kill him rather than he had to. I am totally aware this could just be Mark thinking he did some horrible action just because he killed and discredit made his own motivations and the position he was in but honestly it makes sense to why Mark would feel that way in a narrative context. He tries to separate himself from his father so much that he views justifiable kills as his father in of itself. Just due to the bloodshed. He just isn't someone who handles killing well (yet) so he truly believes it is comparable. As he was reminded of his father despite being in completely different circumstances. At least that's what I think he meant

I think you’re totally right, but I think you give Mr. Racioppa more credit than he deserves. If he didn’t make the false claim about Mark being made aware of his Evil selves then, I’d be inclined to agree that he simply misspoke. But if Mr. Racioppa believes this false info is actually in the show, then everything else he says makes more sense. It would make a lot more sense for Mark to feel much more devastated by his actions, knowing how close he is to being thing he despises most, feeling as if the line between himself and him in the other dimensions grew thinner after killing Angstrom. But if ‘Angstrom winning’ is based around false info, then this level of regret is unwarranted.

@@mediumbeetle9964 true

I’d agree with you, but I sorta lost my right to do so… based on the content of some of my other videos🤣

He threatens, and then puts his money where his mouth is, so to speak. He was not bluffing.

I think the issue is the way he went about doing so. And if the allegation is true, which based on his history seems likely, it doesn’t really matter what he responds with. Grooming is foul. No lyrics can redeem that.

Mr. Racioppa seems to be incapable of thinking about the situation beyond ‘Killing is bad. Therefore Mark is bad now.’ It’s absurdly shallow.

​​@@mediumbeetle9964That's stupidly nonsensical -_- If I had powers and an Angstrom-like fucker threatened MY family the same irredeemable manner as Angstrom did to Mark's mother and baby brother. *"YOU BET YOUR ASS THAT MOTHERFUCKER IS GOING TO PERISH!!!"* Like Mark literally tried to reason with him like what you said But Angstrom wasn't being reasonable. I bet my soul that if Angstrom "violated" Debbie in the most despicable way possible while a baby Oliver watches unable to stop him. Agree with me that Mark would have the justification to out right DESTROY him as he had no other choice. Even without that dark part, Mark would still have the justification to kill this irredeemable madman