Villains who were justified and generally in the right.
Villains who were justified and generally in the right
Adam Adams
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Sebastian Thomas
Jose Lee
Owen Lee
Wasnt that one of the actors in the first one? Is this considered a cameo, or is it the same character?
Grayson Collins
Didn't the post-movie comic justify his systems? IIRC after Furiosa and the others took control of the Citadel they basically kept 70% of the policies that Immortan Joe had in place.
Camden Garcia
He played the villain of the first one, given he was extremely dead by the end of that one, it's not the same character
Ryan Kelly
Alexander Allen
based he did nothing wrong in GOT either
Josiah Green
Cooper Hall
Be me; you know if you think about it Gaston is just doing his job and suffers from having a Frenchman's approach to romance.
> My gf;
Hurr Gaston bad because belle loves the beast and he doesn't care about the curse.
Me again; yeah but you like Les Miserables right? Gaston would probably understand Valjean's point of view. Also the entire town basically exists to serve the castle. Belle and Belle's grandfather owe their intelligence and giftedness to be released from the oppressive thumb of royalty.
> My gf;
user I'm breaking up with you.
Me again; if Gaston is the real beast then he needs more help than the prince does. How come he gets a redemption story but Gaston gets to eat shit and die? At least he actually fucking works for a living and isn't a useless sack of shit.
> My gf;
Get out.
Caleb Clark
Robert Turner
Cooper Price
He'll take any motherfucker's money if they're giving it away.
Evan Roberts
Not one man posted thus far is justified in their actions and generally in the right, with the possible exception of Davy Jones as I don't recall what exactly he was trying to accomplish and for what reason.
I also can't really think of any villain who was in the right. Villains are by definition not in the right.
Rorschach from The Watchmen, if he qualifies as a villain. Which he really doesn't.
Stannis maybe.
And Inspector Javert. He was ultimately in the wrong but had the decency to kill himself when he realized it. He was a good man.
Hunter Davis
John Campbell
That's still 30% garbage
Mason James
Harvey Weinstein.
Jacob Peterson
He was unjustified because he lost. In the wasteland it's survival of the fittest, and in the end his enemies succeeded against him.
James Jackson
absolutely
Wyatt Nelson
based
Levi Gutierrez
No doubt
Daniel Myers
His systems were entirely justified.
You can't just let people take what they want in a situation where you don't have an abundance.
Furiosa is just a fucking kike doing usual kike shit of destroying healthy civilizations.
Colton Long
All he had to do was make a large pool or container at the bottom of his water pipes. Then everyone would have been good.
Logan Rivera
For sure
Brody Gutierrez
I honestly believe that Joe was in the right, he had a fully functional society in the aftermath of a nuclear war and, had he secured his succession, everything would've likely been fine.
Lincoln Roberts
Lol i did Natzee that coming xD
Jordan Howard
His voice acting was superb
Landon Ward
sheeeeeeit
Justin Garcia
I miss this little nigga like you wouldn't believe.
Landon Richardson
His only mistake was operating alone.
Jack Roberts
I mean, he never makes anyone give him any money. If you're dumb enough to hand him a briefcase full of cash because of some fast talking, you deserve the rainmaking.
Adam Bell
>I miss this little nigga like you wouldn't believe.
STANNIS
He wasn't even a villain. The fucking jews Dumb and Dumber just made him out to be one to kill him off. Completely out of character.
Cooper Fisher
FOOKING LEGEND
Tyler Stewart
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Comic explains the dude wasnt good at all, he established a cult of personality around himself and kept the water at bay so people worshiped him.
Later in the comic the History Man explains to the kids hes teaching that history will repeat itself, pointing to the crippled son of Joe & presumably Furiousa
William Green
>creates modernized improved system to replace failing archaic one and save his whole society
>villain
Sebastian Hughes
well he didn't know that other guy jumped off the friendzone cliff
Jordan Wilson
>Stannis is pure iron, black and hard and strong, yes, but brittle, the way iron gets. He’ll break before he bends.
Jaxon Johnson
>just made him out to be one to kill him off.
Since when did GOT characters need to be villains to get killed off?
Robert Ross
>Everything you see belongs to me, to one degree or another. The beggars and newsboys and quick thieves here in Paradise, the sailor dives and gin mills and blind tigers on the waterfront, the anglers and amusers, the she-hes and the Chinks. Everybody owes, everybody pays. Because that's how you stand up against the rising of the tide.
Nathaniel Gomez
I just finished watching this movie a few minutes ago. Spooky.
Hudson James
This guy acts fucking circles around everyone.
He was kino in Turn.
Sebastian Watson
How ideal to post such an unfairly vilified visionary
Isaiah Watson
GAS
THE
BELTERS
RING WAR NOW!
Brayden Kelly
Stannis, apparently, needed to become a villain before he was killed for some reason. In the books, GRRM pretty much calls him the closest thing to a "hero" in the story.
Cooper Harris
Corruption is a good thing?
William Morgan
hot take: this show would've been way more interesting if james and naomi had died instead of miller and prax had stayed on the crew
Alexander Reed
People constantly give him money for absolutely nothing. That's on them.
Zachary Moore
Immortan Joe was only a villain in that he was the local power and the protagonist/s ran afoul of that.
There's no arguing about 'right' when the guy owns and runs all the violence, all the resources in the area. True, he existed in a shifting alliance with other local groups, but warlords don't get what they want from being right, they use force.
Evan Evans
well...were the villains justified?
Julian Reyes
yes robbing drug dealers is good.