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Topic	Sorry but Killmonger is a villain no matter how much you don't wanna believe
t5yvxc 12/16/21 1:34:47 PM #44:	g0ldie posted... idk if there's some objective standard for what makes a person a hero. most people might consider someone a hero due their feats as long as their ideals align. like, the Nazis had their own heroes during WWII, for example, and while we might disagree, it doesn't change how they felt (at the time, at least). Problem with that is feelings are being confused for reality. One can "feel" like the Holocaust never happened. One can "feel" like Tom Bundy has the attributes of a superhero. One can "feel" the earth is flat. Doesn't make any of that actually true. The point being, sure one can feel whatever they want, their feelings is the reality they believe. But what one believes doesn't make it actually true. <cite>t5yvxc posted [p:960969139] in Sorry but ... [t:79813164]...</cite> <quote>g0ldie posted... </cite> <quote>idk if there's some objective standard for what makes a person a hero. most people might consider someone a hero due their feats as long as their ideals align. like, the Nazis had their own heroes during WWII, for example, and while we might disagree, it doesn't change how they felt (at the time, at least).</quote>Problem with that is feelings are being confused for reality. One can "feel" like the Holocaust never happened. One can "feel" like Tom Bundy has the attributes of a superhero. One can "feel" the earth is flat. Doesn't make any of that actually true. The point being, sure one can feel whatever they want, their feelings is the reality they believe. But what one believes doesn't make it actually true. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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