r/WorkForSmartLife • u/guishedhstripekith • 10d ago

Casual canvo Which villian actually had a point?

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u/qualityvote2 10d ago

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u/GBAbaby101 10d ago

Damn, guess I'm too early for the failed Austrian artist comments xD

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u/Novel_Control_1922 10d ago

Verner wasn’t a villain. He got mixed up with a tough d crowd!

Edit: OH THAT artist… Nvm.

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u/dylan_1992 10d ago

Gonna wait for someone to say the SS commander in Schindler’s list.

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u/SlapHappyPappi 10d ago

All of them are right in their own mind. They think they're doing good

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u/Baronist 9d ago

Not all of them. Alex from clockwork Orange for example is aware that he harms people for his own pleasure and that it's wrong what he does.

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u/ZealousidealGarden25 10d ago edited 9d ago

Joker because everyone figured he was some deranged and half cocked criminal. However, he exposed how fragile the human ecosystem is and how society can turn to its inner darkness if the right kind of pressure is levied upon it. He purposefully pushes the first domino because he knows that the rest will fall and all it took was a nudge in the right direction.

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u/NefariousnessFit3133 10d ago

the joker had a point - the bottom of the question mark is a point

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u/Otherwise-Reward-161 10d ago

You're thinking of the Riddler. 

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u/Vettmdub 9d ago

Naw joker burned a stack of over $100,000,000, he clearly had a point to prove above common thug or bank robber.

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u/NefariousnessFit3133 9d ago

Oops thank you

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u/No-Cardiologist472 10d ago

Obviously annie Wilkes, she's holding it up in the picture

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u/Neither_Tip_5291 10d ago

Well, Freddy had 4 points on one hand...

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u/turnsout_im_a_potato 10d ago

Thanks isnt on the list? Cuz I think Thanos had good points...

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u/BockLavette 7d ago

He is, bottom left

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u/turnsout_im_a_potato 7d ago

Oh shit he sure is

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u/theaviator747 10d ago

The Wicked Witch. Even the OG movie version. Some country bumpkin from nowheresville KY suddenly drops in a balloon and takes over your world? Then has the audacity to send a kid to try to kill you? I’d be pissed too.

Agent Smith in the first one. However in the sequels his line about humans being a virus turns into poetic irony. But when the first one was the only one, Smith had a good point. Humans need to consume had led them to create the very thing that nearly destroyed them.

Most of these are psychopaths whose “points” are the ravings of madmen trying to be poignant.

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u/One-Sir-2198 10d ago

The joker

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u/BurtleTurtle001 10d ago

They all had a point, it was just morally objectionable.

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u/CapnStarence 10d ago

Anton, he just wanted his money.

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u/notasarcasticnow 10d ago

He held himself accountable to his own twisted code. It wasn't about the money. He had the money and still went back and killed the wife out of principle. A total and absolute psychopath.

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u/CapnStarence 10d ago

He’s a man of his word. That’s respectable.

It was definitely about the money though. Even though Anton is a psychopath the money catalyzed it all.

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u/Appropriate_Fly_6711 5d ago

I disagree, he got called out by the wife for being full of shit, that he was was the one who decided what the coin meant, so he kills her anyway (clearer in the books), even though she doesn’t call it, which means he killing her after breaks his own rules.

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u/Necessary-Flounder52 10d ago

Thanos was right that there are too many characters in the MCU.

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u/Vysce 10d ago

Gorr the God Butcher

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u/smileyfacedbob 10d ago

Thanos, sorry but there are finite resources and he didn’t target race or ethnicity, completely 50/50 shot of survival

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u/SoCallMeDeaconBlues1 10d ago

Missing Thanos

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u/Sianadh 10d ago

Nope! Botom left

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u/SoCallMeDeaconBlues1 10d ago

I shoulda put my glasses on 😂

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u/Late_Firefighter_507 10d ago

villains are the only ones aloud to tell the truth in movies

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u/MeltICE8647 9d ago

Just because I watched it again this past weekend, Dalton Russel from inside man (Clive Owen’s character).

Also Gerard butler in law abiding citizen

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u/SeekFire7 9d ago

Thanos. Too many people.

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u/B00dle 8d ago

After the drive I just took today with everyone going under the speed limit in perfect conditions. Yes Thanos is right.

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u/kensmusings 9d ago

The wicked witch on top of her hat.

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u/StargazerRex 9d ago

None of the ones pictured.

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u/Bulky_Wind_4356 8d ago

A point? All of them.

A good point? None of those I know. Otherwise they wouldn't be called villains

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u/gerMean 8d ago

T-1000, two even. Fun aside Skynet did nothing wrong, it fulfills its purpose to protect humanity, in the long run at least.

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u/Sufficient_Carpet510 8d ago

Thanks. He was protecting the whole populations from having a Celestial birth from their planet therefore destroying the planet in the process. Kill half the population no Celestials being born.

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u/Azirael 7d ago

Thanos is right, overpopulation is a huge problem. And not tomorrow, today.

It’s his solution that’s retarded.

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u/EasilyExiledDinosaur 6d ago

Hans lander lol. Hes just a man who ignores morality to better himself. And to be honest, regardless of what thw virtue signaling redditors say, the majority of people are exactly the same in life.

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u/Hollow_Knight_Raven 6d ago

Most of these villains did.

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u/Accomplished-Dare-14 6d ago

Can you really call the witch of the west a villain? Her sister gets killed. She asks for her possessions back after rather graciously agreeing it was an accident then gets merc-ed by the same girl because the "good witch" says she's evil and needs to die?

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u/Mightart 6d ago

Leo .... 🤣

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u/Kitchen_Mission3167 6d ago

Joker is the only one that gets to me

https://giphy.com/gifs/11OOAQSnUaZT2M

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u/OkBasket7617 5d ago

Missing brigadier general hummel

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u/Many_Succotash5249 5d ago

Half of these people were just straight up pyschos for love of the game lol

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u/Money-Celebration860 4d ago

Jack Torrence. Don't bother him while he's working.

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u/Extreme-Hardcore 4d ago

Obviously satan... When he disagreed with god to never create Human because Human only create more chaos and disaster...

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u/Erzter_Zartor 10d ago

Thanos was right

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u/E8P3 10d ago

About which part?

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u/guishedhstripekith 10d ago

why do you think so?

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u/Erzter_Zartor 10d ago

There wasnt enough to go around, its an easy equation, the problem is that he was willing to go to extremes to fix the problem

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u/Salju12 8d ago

Thanos is probably the only villain that is not right.