And now it’s been turn into a nightmare

Tell me what power would the shadows have if they were not allowed to dream?

but dreams last alive time when you do anything to make them reality no matter what

🔥

"Nobody wanted to know who i was till i put on the mask"

With him creeping like that I wouldn't want to know him.

"See now you respect me because im a threat, thats the way it works"

@@skywalkerjohn8965nope he was right

@@azizalfa752 No he wasn't

So you are telling even as a child people don't use their own sense and don't use even as a adult?

@@noone-zl2di just depends on the villain.

We only listened to the heroes while we ignored the villains and dictated their actions

0:13

Why? Because villains make good targets for us? Why do you assume we need targets at all? Is your view of human nature really that bleak? "Why, yes, because in the long run nothing we do matters." On Sept. 26, 1983, then Lt. Col. Stanislav Petrov of the Soviet Union's missile corps refused to be stampeded into answering an American "attack" on his homeland. He turned out to be right -- there was no attack, just a glitch in the system -- and by his "inaction" he prevented World War III and saved us all. "Well, average humans are selfish and not heroic at all." On May 26, 2018, then 22-year-old Malian migrant Mamoudou Gossama scrambled up the face of a four-story apartment at 51 rue Marx-Dormoy in Paris' 18th arrondissement to save a four-year-old boy before he could fall to his death. Asked about it later, the "Spider-Man of Paris" said he saw the boy's plight and simply couldn't bear to stand by and leave him to his doom. An average man. But he did a heroic thing. "Villains make more sense than heroes." Since when? Would you rather have had Lt. Col. Petrov launch his missiles and kill us all? Or would you rather than young Gossama had walked on by and let that baby fall? Why exactly do you find villains more attractive than heroes? And please don't tell me it's because heroes are boring. Was Petrov's story boring? Or Gossama's?

I find it scarier that people actually seem to like villains more than they do heroes. As for the villains' having a point ... the villains still have to be stopped. Old Yeller wasn't a villain at all, he was a hero who got sick. The poor dog still had to be shot.

@@seanbigay1042 Old Yeller is a dog who got ill. Villains aren't sick; they are products of what heroes try to protect, a.k.a. the status quo. The heroes don't fix the issue; they maintain it. Gotham City never got better with Batman. It only festered with more advanced, extreme, and deranged villains to the point that it became a cyberpunk dystopia. Bruce Wayne could have fixed Gotham with the political power, money, might and being from the right family. Instead, he ran around at 4am playing hero in spandex with children. Superman is another one. Lex Luther was a genius who cared about the advancement of humanity, but he was sidelined because Superman fulfilled the role he was meant to. Lex Luthor would have become a different man if Superman had never come to Earth. Earth would not have been continually endangered by extraterrestrial threats from Krypton and the Phantom Zone, Zod, Doomsday, Brainiac, etc. Wonder Women is another one; the world would have been better if she stayed on her island and forgotten; the world was just fine before she decided to leave her island, upsetting the power dynamic of the globe, and the same could have been said about Atlantis now becoming superpowers in their own right and challenging the US as the world hegimone. The Green Lantern Core is another one; this is an extraterrestrial paramilitary police force that forces Earth to obey laws they never agreed to, agnolidged or was even aware of because space gnomes decided it was so, abducting and indoctrinating denizens from each sector into becoming their soldiers to maintain their idea of galactic order, then propagating the existence of the other cores which either turned pure evil such as the red and yellow. To begin with, the blue and pink are brainwashed into becoming lanterns through mind control and alteration, such as making people feel things too keenly or enforcing morality upon individuals who might have otherwise disagreed by rewiring their brains. The problem with heroes is that they are villains, forcing their ideals and way of life upon everyone, exacerbating the issue that could have been solved without bloodshed. Still, now you have metahumans throwing cars at each other.

Not every villain? Shen murdering the panda population? Voldemort killing millions for power? No, not every villain makes sense, some are pure evil.

@@redflame1417 shen and voldemort are acualy broken shen indicates ruler and was raised like one his parents just toght him this that he must rule and so he did voldemort didint had any parents he was treated like the trash he was basicly took from home not knowing anything abaut himself and then was in slytherin house in bad envierment the human mind loses resoning whith the things he lived whith

@@Vhaal97 and he used more magick like the ones that other wizards never wuld use other way

Actually I believe we can. That's why I believe this quote are important. They are an ideal to follow.

@@antoniotonduangacunha9612 if you think you can bro then believe me you haven't seen the reality of our human society

​@@AH-tx4ce Agreed.

Cap

Fact

What's that from?

That’s… That’s actually a good quote!

"Humans create... Smaller humans? Children! Ha, lost the word there for a second." Yet, he created Vision and never saw the irony.

"i say... Is it too much to ask for both?" Pre-hero Tony Stark

I want them to be afraid of how much they love me- Michael Scott

He also said you are the villain in someone's story so may as well be a memorable one. I'm paraphrasing of course

Mobile legend Aamon said it too

Which is a lesson most of these villains never learn. Including Hopper. A better man said it much better: "The buck stops here."

Underrated in what way? Because they have a point? So what? Their actions speak louder than their words.

​@seanbigay1042 If you are saying that they're wrong and their actions are just pure evil, then you'll definitely be receiving more than a smack in the face kid.

Freeza

@@herculesgaming3496 made by his life and harsh home planet

Guess I got lucky cuz I'm proud of my hero

@@realhybrid7651 Who is it?

​@@Zer0se_Bro has the Watcher PFP

@@onetimeer6832 Tf you mean?

What this boils down to is, "Look what you made me do." It was Davros who chose to make the Daleks. The Doctor didn't choose that for him.

Villains are hero’s who saw the truth

The reason he's there is because he, technically, isn't wrong with what he says.

True but "Gifts don't make U better, just different, it's how you use them that counts". -Beast Boy (Teen Titans 2003)

it s more that the power that was given to him and the people that raised him completly fucked up and raise a absolutly terrible monster in an attempt to create the ultimate weapon

I’m already into this story

How’s that story coming along man?

@@venomau5speedz unfortunately we had to postpone it, too many things have been going on in our lives and a lot of it is not really good for my mental health. It also doesn't help that I have writers block on a constant. Other than that the book is only 45% done

Amazing

You really think this guy's narrative is reliable?

@@QuotePediaYT I as you: Do you really think you can rely on what this guy says?

It's understandable that different perspectives can arise when analyzing complex stories and characters. In this story, Ardyn, the healer who became a villain, might have had valid reasons for feeling wronged by the way he was treated. His actions and motivations were likely influenced by the mistreatment he endured and the jealousy of the king.

@@seanbigay1042 I won’t spoil anything but he does have his own episode that shows his past and explains his motivations. It’s morally ambiguous and leaves judgement up to the player. I say the man was definitely wronged and tho I don’t agree with his methods, I can understand why he’s doing them.

Because I thought that I could make a better video again.

"Gifts don't make you better, just different, it's how you use it that counts" -Beast Boy

In a sense I agree, but when you are born in a test tube and have been lied to your entire existence with constant secrets, and you want to start living with no strings attached? I can also see his perspective a bit better.

Yeah. Sometimes, you are conditioned to become a bad guy by society even if you want to do some good. I guess all people crave is some love and a warm hug from loved ones. Homelander never got that. He was expecting that from the soldier boy. There, he had a chance, but things went opposite. When you are hated by everyone and treated as an experiment, you want to prove yourself to the world that you are better.

Somebody said, "As kids we learnt to adore the heroes. As adults we began to understand the villains." Which is all right, I guess. But when you start to admire and even agree with them? That's a whole other can of worms. Remember, most of The Boys' super-heroic "feats" are carefully contrived publicity stunts. When Homelander and Queen Maeve had to face an actual crisis, an airliner about to crash, they botched it so badly they wound up SHOOTING THE PLANE DOWN THEMSELVES. That's inexcusable, no matter what issues they're dealing with.

I am glad that you loved the video! Feel free to subscribe to the channel! I am coming up with more awesome videos!

@@QuotePediaYT you've already earned my subscribe bud- Keep up the good works ♡

Epic Cinematic Music - Matrix by Whitesand

@@QuotePediaYT thx you sir Now i found the correct one Hope u fix the description for the music name

The Boys

The Boys

@@TheDeadliestDictator_666 thanx bro

Zod From Man Of Steel

The Boys

Megamind

Check the description of the video. I have added the link there.

​​@@QuotePediaYTsir, fix the link pls It the incorrect one

Music: Epic Cinematic Music - Matrix by Whitesand@@TheDeadliestDictator_666

@@QuotePediaYT no not that I mean fix the your description in this video

done@@TheDeadliestDictator_666