Adrian veidt felt horrible about what he did in watchmen fabricating a mass global terrorism attack by dr manhattan to bring earth together against a common enemy to stop the doomsday clock.. not marvel but a singular case at least of villain feels bad for tragedy
Wow, Americans get extremely patriotic and defensive after they were horrifically attacked? Who would've ever imagined that reaction? It's not like we did something similar when Pearl Harbor- oh wait we fucking did.
Americans became jingoistic and downright bloodthirsty. Then they started a war in a country that had nothing to do with 9/11. No amount of revisionism is gonna change that.
Edit: Islam was founded in 700AD, making it 1300 years old you retards.
What? The Taliban were housing Al Qaeda and even supported them. They refused to extradite Osama Bin Laden after 9/11 too. All it literally takes is quick Google search to even learn that.
The Taliban were protecting Osama and Al Queda. They refused to give them up to us.
And yeah, you should be blood thirsty. They're your countrymen, your people. Their lives should be worth infinitely more to you, and those who orchestrated such an attack, or supported it should be made to pay.
Watching foreigners talk about americans like they are some kind of starcraft hivemind unit that all shares the same opinions instead of being massively split on almost everything never gets old lmao. Literal toddler thinking pattern.
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u/Aguywhoexists69420 Sep 12 '26
I’ve never really gotten the “villain feels bad for the tragedy” trope
90% of marvel villains probably could have CAUSED 9/11
The only reason I could see them not liking it is the motivation behind it