BEYOND EVIL: VILLAINS WHO WERE COMPLETELY RIGHT - PART 2

A collection of scenes where villains shown their justifiable motives.
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[@TheArmyduck23]

When he said Bruce can strike at the heart of criminality, he was talking about the rich and privileged.

[@thatguyoverthere2288]

Oh hey Bernie!

[@lennybrewster4673]

What's crazy is that villains tend to have a more sobering truth of reality than those who live their existence completely ignoring it, pretending certain things just aren't what they are.

[@Willverinerage]

"innocent? is that supposed to be FUNNY?" You can hear the anger in his voice.....

[@hotshower695]

How the hell was Harvey right?

[@abdulsamad74581]

Lol

[@dwagonswayer.4835]

Gordon son turned out to be an incel

[@OgMadlocks]

Chance is fair if it is not manipulated, because life itself is a chance

[@user-li6pd5ej1v]

He was right about fairness being an illusion only the master manipulators o this world have the luxury to create for themselves, the illusion is created by weaklings riding the coattails of their predecessors. The illusion is sustained or else the people will realize they are slaves doing all the work for the status quo. The only solution to this is chaos for everyone, which is true fairness and equality.

[@LaZonaDiRin3743]

Ozymandias is an anti-villain, and John Doe is promoting vigilantism

[@greevar]

All of these arguments the villains make are not rational, as they rely on false dichotomies and blind assumptions, and their solutions are not just either. There are criminals who act out of desperation for survival, criminals who are corrupted by power no one should have, and criminals who are mentally ill. The first can be remedied by improving their material conditions. The second can be remedied by denying them power. The third requires compassionate mental health treatment and patience.

[@user-gi8pk9uc7q]

Kevin Spacey makes a great villain!

[@Willverinerage]

That 7 scene was EXCELLENT

[@Therealsidjones]

Amazing channel 🙌

[@CyrilMphanga]

Ozymandias was cometely right?? What in the world?😂

[@m.c.martin]

Well, he isn’t a comic book villain and nuked the planet 😂

[@bartolhrg7609]

Death note could be here

[@cryptogarysei]

That's some awesome compilations. Keep it up mate 🎉

[@Rezzatoni]

Ozymandias was wrong because he didn't think it through. Everything can be justified if only you stop thinking soon enough ...

[@coyote4961]

The whole fight scene in Watchmen made no sense to me.... neither of them had powers nor a real plan to beat him, but just actually tried anyway??? He didn't even get hit once nor even looked to struggle at all.... It was almost comical he seemed to be taking them seriously. I thought he would just let them start hitting and him and just say "please stop, you're only going to hurt yourself.... your punches might as well have come from an infant." That would have made this scene a lot less... just.... awkward honestly....

[@marcusjohansson8902]

I agree with all of these villains 😂

[@user-tu7hz8rr7w]

evil reversed is live

[@Georg3e]

You forgot yhwach bach😅

[@holdiver307]

Anyone can outline the world to fitna a scheme . We all know what it is. Talking about it and making matters worse is the villain. Taking action not playing victim is hero

[@Husingillchild]

Batman begins is an odd reference for this idea. The arguments being posited by the league of shadows about criminality requires us to ignore that crime is a social construct. The idea that some things should be punished and others should not is decided by drawing arbitrary lines in the sand. The league of shadows does not seem to follow a philosophy that would allow them to absolutely reason about the nature of guilt. It follows that any absolute notion of passing judgement for criminality in the absence of such a philosophy is unjustified. They are not completely right. They are actually fundamentally flawed in their argument. Even in the instance where they do have some notion of an absolute understanding of criminality they would then serve as judge, jury and executioner. A power imbalance that is in itself unjust, in any reasonable modern reading. This would lead them to reason that their actions are then notionally criminal as they have an absolute notion of justice. So they should seek to stop themselves.

[@nicholasnguyen5181]

Wow Adrian was fierce… and correct too

[@lostonegrey1555]

If you do another villians who were right video. I urge you to check out the beast from the game infamous 2. In infamous you have a rare few people that have a specific conduit gene that grants powers over elements. Essentially the gene lies dormant unless theres an explosive amount of energy to activate the gene. Specifically energy from living things. A device was created called the raysphere for that reason to activate the conduits. It left devastating damage and effects when used, but you could activate multiple conduits within a single blast. The major lasting effect the rayspheres caused was radiation, which spread a plague and now is spreading further across the country and eventually the world. Thats where the beast comes in. Hes a conduit spreading the plague and destroying cities due to his powers. Hes also the main antagonist of the story and a mindless monster. But its not till the end of the game do you realise the beast’s true intentions. Hes actually trying to save as many conduits as he can. One of his powers is the power of the raysphere allowing him to activate conduits on a city wide scale but also spreading the plague aswell. The reason is because conduits are immune to the plague once activated, meaning they survive but regular people dont. So the beast is essentially forced to commit genocide So that some part of humanity lives on. And the beast doesn’t like that, he hates it and suffers through his actions. But he does nothing humanity could be completely gone. Again i urge you to see the game for yourself to get a better idea. Its a great game and great moral dilemma.

[@jackhanver1420]

Say what you will about John Doe but every chance that I could agree with him disappeared in smoke at the box reveal.

[@thegreatacolyt1277]

Not right just evil

[@Codman333]

I disagree fight me.