In these era of internet and social media, there are always people who play victim and SJWs that blindly defend them. And the League has member that specialized in information warfare. Even when Jeanist show up alive and kicking, the doubt has already planted in society's mind. Couple it with the last League incidents, it'll likely going toward Dabi's goal, the crumble of hero society.
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@jackrayner if you think every revolution ended badly then you clearly haven't studied very many.
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For anyone who's buying the villain's argument, the problem isn't that they are fighting for the people who are being oppressed by hero society. The reason the villain association is 100% clearly in the wrong is that they are murdering innocent people.
Yes Dabi was treated like shit by an abusive father. Murdering 30 completely unrelated people to get back at his abusive father is not an appropriate way to handle that.
Yes Toga was oppressed and society tried to destroy her individuality. That doesn't give her the right to be a serial killer.
The villains are convincing people of the righteousness of their cause by saying "Yeah sure we just sent a giant through a city and crushed a bunch of old people, BUT LOOK AT HOW NASTY HAWKS AND ENDEAVOR ARE?!?!?! I KILLED 30 INNOCENT PEOPLE AND ITS ALLLLLL ENDEAVOR'S FAULT HURR DURR" They have a point that hero society is corrupt. They are expressing it innapropriately.
To put it in another way, if Dabi had decided the best way to teach Endeavor a lesson was to murder Midoriya's mother, we would all be foaming at the mouth to condemn his shitty ass. He basically did that but with 30 civilians we've never seen before.
Yes Dabi was treated like shit by an abusive father. Murdering 30 completely unrelated people to get back at his abusive father is not an appropriate way to handle that.
Yes Toga was oppressed and society tried to destroy her individuality. That doesn't give her the right to be a serial killer.
The villains are convincing people of the righteousness of their cause by saying "Yeah sure we just sent a giant through a city and crushed a bunch of old people, BUT LOOK AT HOW NASTY HAWKS AND ENDEAVOR ARE?!?!?! I KILLED 30 INNOCENT PEOPLE AND ITS ALLLLLL ENDEAVOR'S FAULT HURR DURR" They have a point that hero society is corrupt. They are expressing it innapropriately.
To put it in another way, if Dabi had decided the best way to teach Endeavor a lesson was to murder Midoriya's mother, we would all be foaming at the mouth to condemn his shitty ass. He basically did that but with 30 civilians we've never seen before.
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I really like Endeavor as a character. His motivations for being who he is and his wrong doings are way more interesting than any of villains we had so far. I honestly would've liked a story-line where he leaned even more into his own concept of justice, proclaimed that all his past doings were wrong but for the sage of 'the greater good' and our current generation of heroes would ultimately have to grow up and fight his twisted version of justice. I would've like to see such a fight between two different kinds of good.
@chosenone124 I very much agree with what you wrote.
@chosenone124 I very much agree with what you wrote.
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Everyone knew Dabi was toya
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