[ SECRET POST #5826 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5826 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I love them - when the authors of whatever media have no understanding of actual ethics and presume that their Good Main Character is a good person while doing objectively terrible things simply because they're the main character.

[(Anonymous)]

It's even better when their Good Main Character is doing things on par with (or worse than) the Villain, but the Villain is, well, vilified for it, but somehow, it's okay for the Good Main Character because... reasons.

[(Anonymous)]

Can you name some examples? I've seen scarce amount in my whole life, and most of the cited examples I've seen before are doing exactly what the OP seems to have an issue with -- claiming the good guy is a much worse person than they really are in canon, and saying X thing they did is just as bad or is essentially the same thing as Y thing that villain did... when it's really, really not.

[(Anonymous)]

Have you watched Zack Snyder movies?

[(Anonymous)]

In a low-stakes way, some of the Baby-Sitters Club books from later in the series. The basis of the series is that they care about kids, but there was one, I think a side-story was the president of the club trying to set up one of the kids to have an accident so that she could film it, like something on America's funniest home videos. They're supposed to be friends, but when Mary-Anne got a haircut all of the girls in the club stopped talking to her (because obviously she'd changed) and she noticed that all of the girls her friends think are stuck-up said something nice to her about her hair.

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT

For one, every copaganda tv show does this.