ITT: Alleged villains who literally did NOTHING wrong
literally who
adolf hitler
He didn't do anything wrong. Remember, Gallifrey was never actually destroyed.
>>62968287
everybody is praising the acting on the villain, and that's ok, he does a nice job. But I find hard to believe that he's always under the radar when he clearly uses his powers very openly and in public places, how come no one notices like when he tells a full coffee shop to be quiet, you are telling me in all the time he's been doing all these things nobody has even bothered to check surveillance videos ?? And how come nobody just hire somebody to get him killed from a distance?!
>>62968287
>>62968287
Easily.
>>62969706
>mfw
Pic related
The government in A Clockwork Orange
>oh no the sociopathic rapist lost his ability to be a sociopathic rapist
>>62968287
He was just swingin da chain.
>>62969755
That's just because people are too stupid to get Clockwork Orange (which isn't hard). Alex is the villain, just because the story focuses on him doesn't mean he's a hero.
>>62969755
Haha, this. Which was Kubrick's point I think, he wanted to trick us care about someone that was beyond redeeming. That our empathy and sympathy is often suspect, that we often do the "wrong" thing because we project ourselves onto wrongs that should be dealt with more rationally.
>>62969553
He erases videos whenever he can.
