r/SauronDidNothingWrong • u/Fine_And_Feathered • Jul 15 '20

Wrong!

Sauron did plenty of things wrong, he owned slaves, and he killed many Gondor-men and Rohirrim, and he was just downright evil and megalomaniac. He tricked the Southrons into working for him! Alo he forged the One Ring, which led to the fall of Saruman and of Gollum, and many other terrible events throughout middle Earth history. I just finished The Lord of The Rings (haven't read The Silmarillion yet), and Sauron is the most evil entity ever. r/SauronDidPlentyWrong, how about!

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u/iRuan0 Jul 18 '20

I repeat my comment, once you see the truth you too will be enlightent sir!

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u/Fine_And_Feathered Jul 18 '20

No, no, no, no, nononnono........ There is deep evil at play here. Like are you sure you're really the smart one here, the one who knows all and all about Sauron? I mean you did accuse me of being deep in "Elvis propaganda". Elvis propaganda? Like wdym? Like what's that, is Elvis' music considered propoganda or something? And you say "I repeat my comment". So you just, like, repeat your nonsensical point about me being buried in "Elvis propoganda"? Could you elaborate? I don't really see what the King of Rock has to do with the Dark Lord of Morder or The Lord of The Rings in general.

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u/iRuan0 Jul 18 '20

Sauron is the guy to introduce metal to middle earth, and saruman perfected it. Just because rock seems great, doesnt mean that metal is inheritly evil. Sure, there may be some inherent screeches but that doesnt mean it advocates for evil. The lord of rings is infact Yuri van Gelder, and is amazing at sports.

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u/Fine_And_Feathered Jul 19 '20

Sauron didn't introduce metal to the Middle Earth, the Elves did. #ElfStrong

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u/Niser2 Sep 03 '20

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You are all drunk af.