u/OkGarbage3095

Don't give me he was misunderstood BS.

This scene encapsulates and literally truly taught me what this verse means. This show is literally THAT deep

Teyrn Loghain Mac Tir (Dragon Age: Origins)

I understand that the direct frontal assault against the darkspawn at the Fortress of Ostagar was bound to fail, which is why you did not follow the pincer attack plan, and retreated. I understand you have PTSD about the Orlesians and their occupation of your homeland many years ago, which is why you thought the Orlesian Grey Wardens are not politically-neutral monster slayers but spies and infiltrators in disguise. For these reasons, you did not believe the Orlesian Grey Wardens about the coming of a Blight. For you, it was only an average darkspawn raid.

I would have given you my sympathies if only the evidence were not so stacked against you. On my journey to gather an army against an infected horde, I discovered several things that do not match your narrative.

I have found several notes that indicated the temporary alliance King Cailan made with Empress Celene of Orlais was not a naive and one-sided deal. The empress genuinely wanted to help the fight against the Blight, and she took the opportunity, not to sabotage the recently emancipated Ferelden, but to atone for the sins of her ancestors.

If your accusations that the sudden increase of darkspawn is not a sign of a Blight turns out to be true, then that makes it worse.

Arl Rendon Howe is one of your allies, and he waited for the military of the Cousland Noble House to leave before massacring the family. You knew that the Couslands are loyal to King Cailan, and you needed the political opponents off the picture.

And speaking of loyalty and political opponents, several weeks before the confirmation of the Blight, you had a blood mage poison Arl Eamon. The uncle of King Cailan.

In Denerim, you authorized to sell off the elves in the Alienage to be harvested by a Tevinter blood mage, the ancient enemy of the founder of your religion. All that talk about not wanting to hand over your people to old enemies, but you would let the devil take them?

You are a hypocrite and guilty of treason. Let’s meet at the medieval presidential elections to chop your head off!

God-Emperor of Mankind (Warhammer 40k)

Nothing beats this guy when it comes to vagueposting and being a terrible father.

He asks to not be worshipped like a god, and yet he keeps the appearance of and acts like one.

He claims to do things in the interest of mankind, and yet he only favors bureaucrats, politicians, and elites who do nothing but somehow avoid being influenced by Slaanesh.

Also, we must purge the xenos because their time is up and did a terrible job at living in the galaxy. Yeah? And you think lobotomies, slavery, high crime rates, oppression, and insane death counts are great qualifications for being the new species to dominate the universe?

I am an all-powerful psychic, but I cannot be bothered to help Angron and the rebels. Some stories say the Emperor took him away because the elites of that planet has already pledged loyalty to the Imperium, so bothering to earn the loyalty of peasants is no longer needed.

Not beating those Anti-Christ allegations eh?

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😂 It's hilarious that Zuko regularly drops his Fire Lord duties if Aang needs him. (Dude wanted Iroh to be Fire Lord back in Season 3, so maybe he'd much rather be traveling, etc.?)

But to be fair, he owes it to him for his nation committing genocide against Aang's and that's also his first friend, and a close friend at that, so of course he would go. (Plus, we know he and Sokka worked together to stop the Red Lotus and to protect Korra, too.)