Kills 50% of the universe

>Kills 50% of the universe
>Destroys stones
>Eventually population grows back making this "sacrifice" null and void
Am I a retard or is there something that I missed?

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>Am I a retard or is there something that I missed?
You are watching a Disney movie.

He was just a mad murderer who deluded himself into believing that his actions were noble instead of just fueling his murder boner.

>eventually
Thanos kept thinking surely someone would see things his way even though nobody ever did so of course he thought that once he'd "corrected" the universe once people would realize that everything is actually much better now and keep it going.

Why didn't he just make infinite resources?

>Wasting time analysing motivations in a children's film
Yes, you are retarded.

Why didn't he erase Disney if he wanted to improve the Universe so much

If most if those worlds were developed, no the population wouldnt grow back. For example if half the US got snapped, it absolutely would never get a nonimmigrated population back up

Why didn’t he just make twice as many resources and land?

he went mad after the death of his people because, "if only they would have listened" kind of thing
>im the only one who knows that
>i cannot make that mistake again
>the hardest choices require the strongest wills

he feels that he failed his people because he lacked the will to act on something only he knew, he's trying to fill the hole of guilt by carrying out his original plan, the one he was sure could have saved his people

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He won in literally every other timeline so who gives a fuck. Endgame wasn't canon anyway

Just turn your brain off, dude.

SPBP.
It's not even guilt, it's just the assurance that he was right. "I was right, and if they'd listened to me then they'd be alive. I will prove how right I was by doing it all on a grander scale". He's just crazy.

didnt he also lose the timeline that 2014 Thanos came from?

What does this even mean? That was the same timeline.

It's retarded capeshit, OP. It doesn't even tries to make sense so don't bother trying to make any sense out of it yourself. Just like the comics.

Imagine wiping out 50% and not picking and choosing.

Yeah, seemed strange to me too, especially since the human population just keeps doubling.

There is some bullshit argument about how he can't do it because we would just grow to consume them all as well, but it hurts his original point just as much.

Disney had to make it seem evil and racist to want more resources per capita for your nation.

And then they ruined his entire character and development with Endgame.

>thanos snaps fingers
>literally all women disintegrate
>thanos turns to the camera and winks

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IIRC in the comics he kills people because he has a boner for Death and wants her to notice him. It was only for the movies that they decided to give him a "relatable" motivation.

Think longer brainlet. It's fucking obvious.

Strange viewing 14 million other possible futures doesn't mean 14 million other timelines actually happened.

Because then it wouldn't be
>random, dispassionate, fair

Though I wish we got some sort of explanation for how/why none of the Original 6 Avengers got dusted

>Strange viewing 14 million other possible futures doesn't mean 14 million other timelines actually happened.
so ironman didn't need to kill himself? Because of the much only one timeline

>is there something that I missed?

He made all the females femanists so they don't even try to breed untill they are too old for seed to take root because of careers and stuff.

There was only one way for them to win and it required ironman to kill himself, what's so hard to understand.

he should have made everyone 50% shorter. Then people would consume less

Read the green text.
Some user said what's stopping the 14 gorillion possibilities from changing and opening up gorillions of others?