Movie name 2:40 please thanks

A continuation of this masterpiece!? Awesome!! BTW, what's the background music you used?

You have to put madara on here in one of your villain quotes that they were right

Putting Movie names in caption wouldn't hurt

I hope shogo makishima comes out or any other anime villains that were right.

Is that from Zen?

@@Whineanddine52 yes

"to defeat evil I shall became an even greater evil"

Unless the one without free will never had it. Its like taking the train somewhere, you don't choose the destination but you get to go places. And you never knew free will so would that be evil? Just my thoughts, do you agree/disagree?

Literally the bible

Absolutely

But what does it say that in that story they chose to make that character the villain? There's a reason why The Boys is so popular. While Homelander does have a few points in the speeches quoted here, he's also very wrong about his place there and himself. He reflects far more the views of the establishment that created him that those of the people.

Respect and fear might as well be synonymous

nobody is ever sorry until thet are in danger of being hurt and in alot of cases that sorry is not ginuine. it is but a last ditch effort to save there own skin, a manipulation tactic to take advantage of ones true kindness before they lost it.

@@rickgrimes9317 respect = admiration, fear = how do I eventually kill you and get away with it since the odds of you killing me are..pretty high. they are only the same to cowards

“I don’t want your apology, I want my scroll.”

​@@jacobwiles547 "Everything I did! I did to make you proud!"

Right, but it didn't justify taking the scroll by force.@@UnbreakableLoyalty

@@jacobwiles547 I wasn't justifying his actions.

@@UnbreakableLoyalty I believe you.

:(

AYO LOCKDOWN

And yet there's no better loyalty. I do it again even knowing this time I won't make it but "Damn The Torpedoes, Full Speed Ahead." , Union Rear Admiral Farragut at the Battle of Mobile Bay which denied the Confederates their last major port. Ya might say he was a villian to the ultimate villains- those who think your DNA is your Destiny and seek to commodify everything putting a price on everything until nothing has any value.

The coldest villan Lockdown said - from transformers age of extinction

The cause doesn't betray you. People who don't believe in it. People who don't live up to it. People who claim to believe in it, but use it to serve their own, selfish ends. None of these things represent "the cause". If you allow those things to break your loyalty to the cause, the cause didn't do that. You lost sight of it. You lost faith in it. You were the one... to make the choice to give up on it. The cause is still there. Waiting for people to fight for it. You were the one who walked away when it got tough.

He is enraged, because his master, one he treated like his own father, said nothing, when his dreams were shattered. It has little to do with ego - he spent his whole life training, only to suddenly be denied goal he dedicated his life to.

It’s so raw & relatable it’s astonishingly well written, can’t wait to see how they write his return in Kung Fu Panda 4 wooo

@@ceu160193I mean yeah you have to understand that’s still his ego & slightly his fault. Nevertheless the MAJORITY of the blame falls on Shifu for not teaching him to be humble. That’s literally all he needed lmao like if he just wasn’t so arrogant & Oogway said “nah” & he was like “oh okay, understandable have a nice day” the story would’ve carried on. No quality truly more admirable than humbleness 👍🏻

@@Crona_Gowther_Kanato Can't really blame him, considering that he trained for years, only to be denied. Nobody takes such enormous waste of effort well.

@@ceu160193 it was master shifu who started him on that dream by filling his head with it in the first place since he first started training shifu might have been telling him that he might become the dragon warrior if he continued to train since master shifu saw his talent in kung fu he might have though tai lung could become the dragon warrior so he filled his head with those dream not out of malice though as seeing tai lung's talents in kung fu who wouldn't he was able to learn the nerve attack after sing it only once then was able to single handedly defeate the furious five tai lungs dreams were crushed after shifu for years filled his head with it after oogway told him he wouldn't be the dragon warrior but shifu didn't back him up making him rageful and attack the valley of peace shifu was the reason for his ego it was shifu that trained him filled his head with dream of becoming the dragon warrior since he was a cub in the end didn't even back him up after oogway denied him that dream

Brother I was in retail management and if I had a dollar for eveytime I had to take crap for someone else's screw up I'd own utube.

You know it's not true, right?! You better start thinking for yourself before you swallow that propaganda, brother.

My old boss use to laugh when he blamed me for things i had nothing to do with while other ppl thought he was picking on me..i would take full blame and laugh back

​@@shadow_crne1030In a democracy it's not the leader's fault. But those are ants, so of course it makes sense.

​@@therealNguniEmperor as a leader myself, I approve this massage is true.... It's always leader fault if things goes south...

Heavy. So true

Who said that?

Literally made it up on the spot

Who said that?

@@louisekenway3455 a very good Austrian painter

Not true...

And we still admire heroes.

@@dannysmi7162Until you realize they're just propagating the same stagnant, oppressive system the villain is trying to overturn. That's when you realize they're both villains, just of a different sort.

@@lrwerewolf: Or we've just gotten so used to deconstructions that we can't see heroes in anyone.

@@squallofthedai Or maybe we have just hit a point of maturity as a species we realize every hero is someone's villain and vice versa. The whole point of a hero is that they epitomize some set of values, but there is no right/correct set of values. Different folk have different values, or even when some value is held in common, is prioritized differently. Its not really a question of deconstruction, at least the literary sort. More that we as a species are maturing to the point we are figuring out that morality itself is bunk and we are deconstruction it to recognize there is no such thing, just individual values and goals, which are not right or wrong, they simply are what they are.

@@lrwerewolf Depends on the setting. Sometimes the _villains_ are the ones supporting said system (see Rupert Thorne in the original batman comics), and the heroes are the ones trying to clean it up.

So true it happens in life

Full story of America in my opinion

First they came for the Communists And I did not speak out Because I was not a Communist Then they came for the Socialists And I did not speak out Because I was not a Socialist Then they came for the trade unionists And I did not speak out Because I was not a trade unionist Then they came for the Jews And I did not speak out Because I was not a Jew Then they came for me And there was no one left To speak out for me

​@@redictat3my world history teacher said that yesterday in class lol

Illegal immigration. New York citizens didn't care until busses started bringing them over

Incorrect as well

Body positive movement in a nutshell

Lots of us want to be liked but don't even like ourselves

Trans community be like

Trans loonytoons in a single sentence.

Body shamings fine until its all about weight.

The only way a plan is ever going to be perfect is if you yourself are perfect and because no one can ever be perfect no plan will ever be perfect.

And yet there is truth to what they say.

Who said this everyone has a plan until they get knocked out

However the fool believed his logic to be as flawless that it has to be quote...🙃 If you had the plan of sounding wise,that's you believing your words to be flawless,and according to your own words,that makes you a fool...😑 If you are a fool,then the wiseness in your words not only is zero but it's in negatives...🧐 Also the sentence is incomplete. And a quote is nothing without context.🙃 So no thanks, there's several reasons to not quote you.

​​@sophiemills8125 There's always that one guy on the internet who is always angry, and you, my friend, are that person.

Especially applicable to today, due to how governmental systems work

Legendary speech that can stand the test of time. Great scene.

Same, I kept waiting to see Handsome Jack make an appearance in this video. One of the best video games villains.

that George R. R. Martin quote hits home tho

It's a great line but the scene in Dracula Untold might rival it "Why spill blood if not for the pleasure of it? Because men men do not fear swords... they fear monsters, they run from them, hide from them, by putting one village to the stake I spared 10 more. Sometimes the world no longer needs a hero... sometimes what it needs is a monster" it's not as good of a movie as the Dark Knight but that scene really hits

"Or live long enough to see how ugly the world truly is"

Cant say its true, though..for most anyway

I don't understand how Joker fanboys watch that movie and miss all the points that show he's wrong.

​@@anthonyjohnson6199cuz its da joker baby

🤦

He found the mha fanfics.

“If I started killing, there would be none of you left!”- Charles Manson.

Same concept with Lilu in Fifth Element when she found no reason to save humanity

His speech and the Batman characters and Thanos are speaking about shit thats happening now

Path to hell paved with good intentions, indeed

That is, by far, my favourite line out of the entire Jurassic Park franchise.

Every time someone says they are doing things with good or their best or whatever intentions I say this quote to them. “I want to help” “I want to protect” “It’s for your own safety” “Best intentions. Some of the worst things imaginable have been done with the best intentions.” And I like to think he’s talking almost directly about what Magneto went through and his speech about it 50 years later. This is voluntary, nobody is talking about extermination. “Nobody ever talks about it. They just DO it. And you go on with your lives ignoring the signs all around you and then one day when the air is still and the night has fallen, they come for you.” Listening to the speeches from that time from that leader, he promised safety and security to the people to get their votes snd their trust, walling in towns was for the safety of the people with money to keep the poor from attacking them, promised them the trains were taking them to a safer area away from the war, the massive walls and guards were to keep them safe from the invading armies and many didn’t figure out what was going on until they stopped getting enough food, were put to work, the executions started. “More food for the rest of you that can work if we do this. It’s for your health. They volunteered to sacrifice themselves for your health.” Until they were too weak to fight back. The best intentions

​@@Flufuxnot that there's a lot to remember

@@user-qx1id1dt8x What are you talking about? There's plenty of memorable lines in the Jurassic Park films.

that was me the moment I learned what NTR was

He probably briefly checked Twitter and decided that was enough

@@akalixevelynn2932 OH F.....absolutely nightmare

@@akalixevelynn2932what’s NTR?

⁠@@korinturner2404you’re better off not knowing. Ignorance is bliss, as they say.

and the cycle continues... again... again... and again...

⁠@@azizodin8872and never pay attention to why these circumstances exist. (Human nature.) Only the actions. And repeat, forever…It’s unbelievably sad. Everyone wants to be the hero, But when you examine the lives of others and mentally step into their shoes. Everyone is wrong. You only have your own choices. But sadly, Most people cannot step out of their perspective. Not even in the (“Their are kids in Africa starving!”) That is a tool to most people. But they don’t REALLY imagine themselves in that place. Then claim moral virtue. Seeing yourself as the hero is easy, Until it’s time to do it from your point of view. Then people act like cowards. And for those who do, That don’t agree.. you are the evil. It will never end. And it breaks my heart, Every day. I was glad to read your response.

Exactly. That difference allows me to identify myself properly

@@braikpaise6515 thanks man...

Objective truth, objective good, and objective evil do exist.

Wish more people understood this. INstead everybody is using this as some weird ass justification for fucked up shit. Like bro none of these villains were "right" they just made good points because its easy to make a good point conceptually. The application is where your morality comes into play. I could gaf if the Joker is pissy about people being mean. He also shot a man on live television and was fully willing to sacrifice a boat full of innocent people to prove that some people had an overwhelming sense of self preservation? Get the fuck outta here lmao a psycho is a psycho is a psycho

I wish they put in: ,,We all wear masks Spider-Man but which is it? The 1 over your face or the 1 that is your face."

​@@branislavanenadovic3171 That works for Sam R spider man and "Despite everything" works for MCU Spider man

In spite*

That's because a similar but objectively better line from The Dark Knight by Joker is included here.

Green Goblin quote so damn accurate. I can't tell you how many stories I've heard of people in the US sending money to their family in Latin America every month. Then they'll have a medical emergency so they can't send money, and the family in Latin America talks shit about them for not sending money

I'd argue villains have more than once made more sense than the hero.

Madara has also always made more sense then any other character including pain to me. He had the solution and would've won if not for the sadly bad ending of the series.

@@Endslikecrazy both had intentions that were good, but flawed.

@@whitead25 Honestly, if you ask me still better then world they lived in. The argument its fake doesnt make sense to me at all personally, even boruto proves it.

​@@Endslikecrazy Not really

So, when a human fails to be perfect, because they are human, so of course they will, you choose to denounce every bit of good they have ever done. Because, what, if someone isn't a monolith of perfection, they are pure garbage? No one is perfect or all good, but the ones who try get a lot closer than those who don't. We are human, we are flawed. You can either wallow in that imperfection or you can try to improve yourself, and give both yourself and others the grace to make mistakes in that struggle. If you look for the dark, it is all you will ever see.

​​@@1217BC Fahcking amen, brother

@@1217BC I need to write that down somewhere, that was great. Felt like it came out of a movie.

@@EmperorDerp I freely admit the last line I stole from Iroh in Avatar, which is itself a paraphrasing of Lincoln's "Those who look for the bad in people will surely find it", and the sentiment can be found in numerous other places as well. It certainly isn't a new concept, but I do appreciate that particular way of expressing it.

NOTHING and NO ONE is perfect, it's those who pretend to be that I have issue with. Striving for perfection is something worthy of pursuit, but the delusion of thinking you're better just to look down your nose at someone is phucd up,,,well, in my opinion anyway.

And there lies the irony. He was a super, like anyone else. He just wasn’t big and strong or could shoot lasers out of his eyes; nobody thought he was anything at all simply because he didn’t stand out. It wasn’t that he couldn’t, it’s that nobody ever gave him a chance. Ever notice how his whole costume change is made as flashy as possible? Spiked hair, black and white contrast, smooth and modern equipment. All he ever wanted was to be seen.

When everyone is special, no one is special. Everyone is the hero of their own story. So everyone thinks they're a hero who's just fighting a different kind of battle. But at the end of the day, no one is. We all just have choices.

@@XtheMagus exactly. Good and evil are not fixed, stable entities, but are continually trading places. A good may be transformed into an evil in the next second. I’ve dealt with so many people who made bad choices. I’ve made some too thinking I was justified because they were “bad”

If his parents were killed he would've been batman

@@dharmeshmistry342 Fits the timeline, though. Nobody considers a nerd to be 'super' during that year/age. Our society started to accept geeks or nerds as 'normal' after the 90s. Say what you like about Gen-Z, but the majority of them don't bully nerds anymore. They're more accepting than the millennials and the older generations.

Anyone who isn't at least a little crazy these days isn't paying attention.

Agreed

So true. Rich people these days don't understand what it's like to be the other guy they see on the streets how they struggle to survive every day and they don't try to help them instead of themselves.

I see it everywhere I turn. Just people devoid of empathy and understanding. I’m sure I’ll break one day thinking about it too succinctly.

represent* not present

If that isn't the damn truth, and hits WAY to close to home.

Sadly holds plenty of truth to it

This hits so close to home for me.....

This sounds like a Sosuke Aizen quote.

Hits hard.

1 mistake and everyone starts judging you

For real bro, you’ve ever been in a situation where you were telling the hundred percent complete truth and because of who you are or what you look like or where you’re from no one believes you? Then why not be the bad guy if you’re gonna get treated like one anyway

​@@kc1izethe hero gets shat on for one mistake, the villain gets excused for one good thing. Just looking in this comment section is enough.

@@ketamineheadyoda2248Exactly!! Just look at Harley Quinn or poison ivy. They have a freaking fan base. I mean how many people have suffered because of Harley during her time with joker. Even in injustice storyline they made her some sort of a hero with a child to add more sympathy. When she blew up an entire city to ashes.

Truth!

Superheroes can still help with natural disasters.

@mechayoshi9250 you get something like that with celebrities, we put them on pedestals because they did something we like, but they make a mistake or act out and suddenly reverence turns to mockery. Look at Will Smith when he lashed out and slapped Chris Rock. People turned on him and we're making comments about how Chris should of retaliated with jokes about Wills wife having an affair, etc.

It depends on their individual circumstances but obviously in General Superheroes have it worse than Supervillains. They're basically doing a full time job that requires them to constantly risk their lives for free.

That's green goblin's point, not joker's

@@user-qx1id1dt8x both kinda make the same point. Joker simply extends it to everyone not just Heroes/Superheroes

Entire point of the bridge scene where the New Yorkers help Spiderman against GG proves that wrong.

​@@anthonyjohnson6199remember he said eventually

@@anthonyjohnson6199 theres another time with the joker when he says these civilised people will eat each other but as proven at the end of the film he failed and had to manually detonate the charges

​@@username.exenotfound2943 That's a movie. That's why that Joker was better than the movie itself.

@@JovialShadower anything and everything happens "eventually" it's a non statement.

I really like this one

I wouldn’t say as a villain quote since the protagonist’s teacher/mentor also say that

Sadly most people don't learn

"Not everything is a lesson, Ryan. Sometimes you just fail." -Dwight schrute

@@muhil2820 sounds like something that an idiot would say

And how it always would be. Only ones with power are respected.

Unfortunately you hit the nail on the head

Idk, Keanu Reeves is respected, a lot. Because he’s a little ball of sunshine.

​@@clementinesoupand yet he's an anomaly in a system of power. He garners respect but not power. Hello garners praise but not authority. He is someone we strived to be as a kid and someone we cannot be as an adult. Not because we don't have the potential, but we do not have the courage or the stature to endure what he did.

That is not respect. That is fear.

Good intentions sometimes don't get good results. It depends on your methods.

They aren't tho that's the point of villains. The road to hell is paved with good intentions.

Do not confuse the Lust for Power for Love and Compassion. These psychopathic demagogues that want to "improve the world" disguise their totalitarian, dystopian, dehumanising goals for complete Control as "for your own good". You are just "worthless eaters" and disposable meat to them.

Depends on the villain. Look at Sauron for example, a great villain but....

​@@65fireredNah Souron was chill before those Hobbits and elves got disrespectful, all fucking around with that ring. Id reckon if he won it would have been paradise for Gremlins and Gouls like Gollum tha G.

Yep

what does it mean?

u had to be there to get it ,lil one@@nazra1127

​@@nazra1127Its too deep to explain, I recommend watching a 100% san andreas play-through at 0.5 speed to understand all the details

​@@nazra1127just do as your told

“War does not determine who is right, only who is left.” -unknown

Julius Caesar was a monster, during the Siege of Alesia the Gauls let the women and children out the city expecting the Roman general to take pity on them... he let them starve to death in the wall he build around the city.

It's called self discipline and being the bigger person there's respect in stepping down when you're right

​@@Lilgabe03 Especially since even if you're very certain that you are right, you can still be wrong. So being willing to let your stance be questioned and reexamine it, truly is the mark of a great person.

Insert Daredevil dog GIF*

You know you can resist right?!

Reddit moment

The funny thing is that we had IRL proof of that... when the pandemic hit America(conflicts happened in many places, but there was on anotherl level), some people were fighting each other for toilet paper...

​@@lexnight8345there was a montage of that with the Joker speech from dark knight.. I've been trying to find it again but haven't. It really drove the point home.

And that's exactly why we should work our utmost to preserve the things that allow us to be good in the world, because once they're gone, evil will reign supreme.

He had one bad day then wants to go around killing and hurting people. Yeah Terry McGinnis was 100% right about the Joker. Terry mocked the hell out of him and pointed out everything that is wrong with the Joker.

​@@evacody1249 What are you talking about? Have you even watched the movie? It wasn't just one bad day. It was a combination of many bad days that led up to this situation.

Literally in the movie that quote is from Dave the Octopus is just coping because he's jealous of the Penguins. Wonder what that says about people who believe that BS? How many fedora's do you own BTW's?

Dave the octopus: Penguins of Madagascar

Technically it is were you born in power or did you take it.

Simplistic. The real "villains" of the world today and in history are those born into power and privilege, who either somehow remain clean of their crimes by distance or hiding behind institutions of power. It is insidious double standards to say that the powerful can hide behind state, corporate and institutional power (which are all descended from feudal institutions of exploitation), but to say individuals of those without an established power base cannot resort to the same measures. That's not to say that methods don't matter at all. It's saying there is hypocrisy to these arguments, which are insidious and serve the interests of elites who commit similar or worse crimes. For example, how many films are there where the Nazis are the villains? Why are they acceptable villains? Because they were racist, xenophobic, imperialist, genocidal invaders and war mongers. Was every German soldier in WW2? No, but extreme measures are accepted in fiction and media. Now, I could say exactly the same about the USA or the British Empire, but why is the USA and the British Empire (hell, even UK government today) seen as villains? What they get up to today is unambiguously evil, and so is the action of many other states and corporations. How were the Americans not considered the villains in Iraq, Afghanistan or Vietnam (not to say at all that that makes Sadam Hussein or the Taliban "the good guys" - that is simplistic wrong and stupid)? The average grunt on the ground is not evil or necessarily at fault, (like the average German forced into service in the German military - though maybe both could have done more), but they are serving the interests of selfish, cruel and immoral leaders who hide behind institutions, to allow the political and economic elites to commit horrendous crimes. The type of crimes that would get a life sentence, or a death sentence if done by an individual alone.

@@amn1308 all depends on what the goal is. For example Magneto isn't a villain because of what he wants (basically the same as Charles). But he realized it is impossible to achieve without being a villain.

Even if you were born with it. How they use it. That is the main point. Morality comes through then.

@@NickJaime when the word was coined morals had nothing to do with it, right was right because nobles said it was, when Leonidas and Odysseus mistreat people the Greeks of their day would called that righteous. You even see this represented in the Bible whatever Yhwh does is good even murdering babies because those were villain (village dweller) babies and he is God. Even admits it was all premeditated, before time began.

Heroes aren't born. They're forged.

Tell that to kid buu

@@BlakHeart666yes I’ll tell that to the imaginary entity.

This statement is too simple. Being a villain a decision due to a bad experience/fate. Its your way to response.

@@ketamineheadyoda2248 that’s because people remember things that are short, memorable and simple vs a goddamn paragraph or pages! Also it requires the reader to think critically about the statement, being born implies that they were bad from the start and instantaneously. While being made implies that it was a string of consecutive events that either forced them or prevented them from making good ones, hence MADE. Next think critically before commenting.

I've used that as a pick up line... "but villains will also sacrifice you to save themselves, so find someone in the grey." 😅

Eren Jaeger

A hero would sacrifice no one else but themselves

@@GangGreenGoblin-wy7vh that's only Superheroes. Many heroes will leave fallen friends behind, therefore sacrificing them. Even if for the "good of the many."

@@joeaureli8651 It depends on the situation and character. But I've seen many heroes outside of the superhero genre with a 'don't give up on your friends' mentality as well as a 'screw both of those options, I'm gonna make a third option' mentality. Though I guess it does depend on what you see as a heroic character. I wouldn't consider someone that sacrifices others without their consent to be a 'hero'. At best they might pass as an anti-hero but that's kind of a stretch if you ask me. And I'm someone that thinks a hero that kills villains is still a hero😂 You have a good day.

Underrated quote from an underrated modern classic

Hence Thanos was a hero in infinity war

​@@westside9032 Deadass, I left the theaters with the impression Thanos had gone through a hero's journey. Still my favourite MCU movie to date

"The end justifies the means" is NOT the Hero's Journey. It is the Tyrant's cop-out.

​@@westside9032compensation of a righteous mind.

The few govern over the many

It’s our own reality! 😔

Yup that’s like the Government

Zionist to American citizens. Now they're waking up...

That's why They keep us divided in every possible way They can. And it works.

Exactly. Jared Leto's is kind of ehhh, but Heath brought him to life, unfortunately at his own expense. That's how powerful even the THOUGHT of being a sociopath/psychopath can affect a person. 😔

*Willem

Ghandi would say something different about that

💉

Every dictator agrees with you.

Fear is one of the top 3 most Powerful forces in existence

​@@g.a.d6988 1. Fear 2. Ego 3. Love

That's a prison quote, regarding court cases, and what to expect on the daily while in prison. Also in regards to your "release" date. It's definitely not YOUR quote.

@JadusMoltriel thus why I said, "As far as I'm aware," I hadn't heard it anywhere, from anyone, except myself. I still don't have any names, but at least I have more information. Thanks!

@@teal6229 I can believe that. It's more common than people think to come up with a catch phrase or invention or scientific discovery, only to learn it was already long in use. It's happened to me. I did 10 years in a Max for winning a life or death fight against my abusive father. I was a 19 year old autistic-girl when it happened, and that's a traumatic age to get locked up for so long, especially for doing something your entire life led up to. That quote you mentioned helped me keep my sanity throughout my time in prison. A time that was very hard. I wound up with stage 3 heart cancer, was brutally "s.a."ed by a guard, had multiple appeals thay were about to send me home "time served" get constantly postponed by DA for YEARS... Yea, it was a lot. (They ran out of delays, which is how I came home last September, finally). But yea, that's 1000% a prison quote.

Idk where my reply went to your reply... That's annoying. I believe you about that. It's pretty common for people to come up with a quote, scientific discovery, or invention, only to learn it was already created/ discovered. It's happened to me. That quote has gotten me through some very difficult times in life. I had explained them in my reply, but I guess the algorythm got triggered. But yea, that quote is powerful and so helpful in maintaining sanity throughout trials.

Kids are cruel Jack and I am very in touch with my inner child -Sundowner

​@@joaolucaseguni4533 *Red Sun starts playing*

Red sun over paradise

Spitting facts

it is not about realization but about overcoming your fear, the fear that you may be scarified, which you may be, to make others overcome their fears and come together. Don't take these quotes at face value they are just written for glamour.

@@shubhamtariyal439 it's about communication actually. Everybody knows the situation, they just dont know the scale of others that understand and feel the same. Plenty of people would stand up if an uprising started, why do you think media corporations are sooooooo huge, rich and with minimal competition? Because they are controlled by the wealthy and they put stories that make it seem like a two party opinion that's close in numbers to the other opinion so that it would be a devastating or pointless conflict if anyone started rebelling against the wealthy. Everybody wants a better existence but if the think half are ich and half poor or even 30/70% they will believe the stories about hard work being the answer and laziness, inflation, interest rates and other shit as the excuse for you not making a fair wage. That way you get a bunch of compliant little sheep that aren't sure enough people would rise up in that situation, so they keep working or eventually forget the real issue by getting distracted into two divided groups blaming each other instead of uniting against the oppressors. Communication is the key. And it's owned by capitalist elites. they hide themselves "democractic and socialists". Both of which are a lie for neoliberal monopolistic a dictatorships, some with a cycle of puppets and some without.

By the way every seen ant tear apart a grasshopper? It is brutal.

Die a hero or live long enough to have everything ripped away from you, be used , and be discarded, betrayal comes for the best of people.

There is no difference. We all have that one bad day that is perfectly designed and guaranteed to turn us into monsters.

What some of these villains are being correct about is that the world is indeed not fair. Some are born and raised in fortunate circumstances and some are not. Some people gets pushed into desperate situations with no one to help them out or guide them on the right path, and some never develop/gets raised with the proper tools to control themselves. If you've never hit rock bottom then you can't possibly pretend to imagine, that you and those who have hit rock bottom will have the same degree of control over your situations. I'm not saying this to excuse evil behavior; what these villains do is indeed wrong. Crime must be dealt with, even when committed by people in poor circumstances. But you can't tell us that it's just a matter of self-control for how you respond to that one a bad day. Give a math problem to a Harvard professor and one to a homeless person, and only one of those people will be able to solve it, no matter how much self-control they have. And give a bottle of vodka to a struggling alcoholic and one to a Sunday preacher, and one of them will have much less self-control than the other not to drink it. Sometimes all you can do is hope that the exact wrong circumstance, that you aren't properly equipped to handle, won't come your way. The thing about the "one bad day" isn't just about the day itself but also about everything that leads up to it. If you take Batman and the Joker as examples, they both had a really bad day. But you can't say that they had the same degree of control over the situations. Bruce had a great life until his bad day, and when it happened he still had lots of support to deal with it, such as Alfred and a fuck-ton of money. And even then he was probably still balancing on the edge of a knife about what direction his life would go. The joker on the other hand never had that degree of support. If we take the Joaquin Phoenix joker movie for instance, his life all up until he starts shooting people was absolutely awful, and he had virtually no support to deal with it. Grew up without a father, his mother was mentally sick, he was poor, he was depressive, his co-workers hated him, and the government system that was supposed to help him just shat him out. When his one bad day came he simply didn't have the tools to handle it. Can you _really_ judge him for not responding to it the same way as some others would?

​@@laressplinter9507 Yet we are all capable of rising above, being better. OP is right, it's not the bad day, it's how we RESPOND to the bad day.

@@samuelhunter4631 nope

In other words, a hero genuinely tries to end the suffering while a villain tries to spread it to justify themselves

What you would consider a hero could be considered a villain elsewhere… it’s all down to one’s perspective

A Villain wants to prevent people to feel all the pain they suffered doing anything they can, a Hero try to prevents it

So Long As There Are people in the world This Hell Will Never End! Zeke Yeager from attack on Titan

​@@sentinel1597who? Name one and explain it

Why racism is still around lol

Exactly

​@@ragnarokpxn5196 No that's not the reason As a black guy I can tell you that people really don't like anything different from themselves so most people form groups or are attracted to the same basic thing that they are it is the major reason why 90% of people live in tribal communities That is the main thing that most people fail to understand And it is these tribal communities where we ALL get Conflict and War from Just remember this everything that is different always causes a lot of friction

@alliwishis_2 I know in prisons people will join up with their own race but in schools kids will gravitate towards who they are comfortable with nerds, jocks, etc. I am a white southern and grew up and seen other white kids say racist stuff just cause it's what their parents did no other reason and seen black people bring up slavery to me like I was there back then doing it lol Lot of it boils down to fear of something different so you are right but lot of it is what people are raised around too.

@@ragnarokpxn5196 Thanks thanks for letting me know I forgot about these too

Where do you live if I may ask?

@@Benjamin_Haverkamp in the hellhole called Syria

American industrial complex programmed you really well huh?

@@anthonyjohnson6199 ahhhhhhhh what ?

​​@@anthonyjohnson6199Dude, wtf do you mean?

I LOVE Race to the Edge!!!

@@OliveNLuv SAME

YES SIR! Man I've been saying it al along and I'll say it again, Viggo was a great villain who deserves more respect and recognition.

Madness as you know, is like gravity. All it takes is a little push. WOOHIHIHAHAHAAHAHAAAAA

I mean he did admit it was driving him crazy lol

Thats where one simple question comes into it. "Is it better to be feared or loved?" If you're loved people give you what you need. But you're only loved if you're good, and if you're good people take advantage of you because you don't want to be seen as evil or bad. If you're feared they will give you what you want and no one would dare take advantage of you because they would fear the cost of doing so

​@@jeffreyhull2882 whether people take advantage of you for being good or not depends on each person you come across.

@@KenOmollo in today's world thats the only kind of person you'll come across. Everybody has an angle somehow. Why run the risk when you can guarantee the outcome. It might just be my experience talking but every time that risk has been taken I've been the one to lose out

Another Villain who's written well is one who's trapped in their own mind imo. It can really show what a person can become if pushed hard enough.

America In a nutshell lol

Here Joel from the "The Last Of us" fits this description

Joel is the hero by any objective measure@@xricky14

Joel is the hero by any objective measure

@@Shockkings0714 yeah, but seeing it in the game's perspective he's the hero to us and ellie, but he is the villain to Abby, just like she is to us

You pushed to your limits yet people think it’s just your least effort… even if they probably can’t do better.

All i ever did, i did to make you proud. Tell me how proud you are shifu

Towards Po, maybe a bit less, but definitely towards Shifu. Tai Lung is, for the most part, a monster of Shifu's making. Though he did not intend it, Tai Lung is correct when he says that it was Shifu who filled his head with dreams of greatness. That he trained him relentlessly every day so that he could one day be the great martial artist he was destined to be. And when that day arrived and Oogway saw the evil in Tai Lung's heart, evil that Shifu had helped grow (even if unintentionally), Shifu turned away from Tai Lung and he snapped. And who wouldn't snap, after all that. Everything Shifu made him believe, all the training he put him through, all the promises he made him and he flushed it all down the drain on the day that was supposed to be Tai Lung's acknowledgment of his greatness. He turned his back on the guy that he treated as a son. Shifu deserved every bit of anger Tai Lung had for him. He's to blame for much of what Tai Lung became. I believe his anger towards Po is a bit more mixed, though. On the one hand, Tai Lung trained for years and basically got brainwashed into believing he'd be the best. Po makes a complete mockery of everything everyone believed the Dragon Warrior should be and it enraged Tai Lung to no end. Po trained hard for a few days, but Tai Lung trained hard to achieve his prowess for years. But on the other hand, none of that is Po's fault. He didn't choose to become the Dragon Warrior, fate thrust it on him. Po doesn't have a mean bone in his body and is generally just a loveable goofball. He just got shafted by the universe hoisting an important destiny on him and got no choice in the matter. Unlike the Furious Five, who all chose to train, Po *got* chosen with no say of his own and merely accepted his fate. But Tai Lung didn't care about that. He was blinded by his rage and only saw a big fat panda that mocked everything he was supposed to be.

​@@Xylarxcode We will see how that evolves in the 4. Movie that is coming up soon. It could be that Thai Lung gets finaly over that Frustration by teaming up with Po.

I blame Oogway. He could of stepped in to help out Tai Lung instead of just saying nah. He legit believed that Tai didn't deserve the you are good as you are scroll and that is wild.

@@joshuabonesteel2303 Because the idea that it's good to accept yourself no matter how you are, is nothing but a lie. Tai Lung had deep emotional and possibly even mental problems, perhaps as a consequence of Sifu's failure as a parent figure, but problems nonetheless. Masters/Teachers should teach people to recognize who they are and strive to be better, not to accept their flaws and do nothing about them. Po didn't have those issues, Po's personality was already one of someone that wanted to always aspire and try to be better.

@@joshuabonesteel2303And he was right. When Tai Lung saw the scroll it only enraged him further.