Boy they really shit on Rorschach too much at the end of Watchmen

Boy they really shit on Rorschach too much at the end of Watchmen

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the only true hero in the whole movie

The whole point of that story is that there is no such thing as pure good or pure evil, and the only person who really sees it that way gets blown up because he cant reconcile that fact. Ozymandias himself, did a horrific act of silver age grade villainy and straight up achieves world peace. You're supposed to be sickened by his methods, and you're not supposed to agree with any of them, but that's sort of the point. Anyone with that amount of power; superheroes, politicians, religious figures; with too much power, will always use it to affect the lives of others, for better or for worse, and we shouldnt let anyone have too much power regardless of their intentions. Moore is an anarcho-communist, and is critical of the way power is ultimately a force which can only be used widely if it represents the precise will of the people its affecting for the exact virtues we need to be working toward. He doesnt believe in currency, and he doesnt believe in the 'free market'.

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>the only person willing to do something should get blown up because he is an idiot

>Character behaves exactly as he has for the entire story
>Gets him killed
>"Lol why did they shit on him so bad"

he wouldn't compromise and that's the only reason he died

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he was an alt-right incel though

Not the user you're replying but the ending made me feel sad. Manhattan couldn't accept the possibility of someone screwing everything up so he splattered him, Nite Owl didn't care because he got Juspeczyk, Rorschach was just other casualty, wasn't he?

This, it's the only reason you literal cuckolds worship him

Made me a bit sad how Dan didn't give a shit. That little bro moment they had before facing Veidnt was just a formality it seems.