[Mesnick]

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Originally Posted by DreadBringer

Having a black and white view to immediately brand people as piece of shits for showing human error is a harsh appraisal, and not being good either.

And here "pieces of shit" and "human errors"? It seems that you are again talking about some kind of general case, tying it to the topic. I literally wrote that I would not want to have such people next to me. These are deceivers, traitors, those who believe that a difficult situation is an excuse for morally controversial decisions. Would you like to? Being intimate with a person who lies about a sick child, when in fact he does not have enough money to go to a resort? No, you wouldn't. Moreover, even if he told the truth, you would no doubt lend him a resort, then after revealing the lie, you would still hasten to move away. Simply because you have lost confidence in him. So how, then, does the condescending attitude towards such behavior of characters differ from the same passion for villains? If I do not forgive such behavior to my brother, friend, colleague, then why should I put up with this in a fictional character? I didn?t call anyone ?pieces of shit?, but I?m not going to pretend that shitty deeds don`t stink either.
Plus, what kind of nonsense about elimination and purge? When I wrote about not wanting to be next to me, I meant moving away from them myself, because it’s easier that way. At this point, I should ask what made you think otherwise.
And about the claim, which is not a claim, but rather a remark that people vaguely imagine communicating with someone similar to Ace in real life. Because in fact, they would hate him after the slightest deceit. Again, remember all those who have deceived you with serious consequences. How do you feel about them? Did none of them have a good reason? Since we mentioned shit, it's like in the case of Amber Heard and Guardians of the Galaxy 2. In both cases, they shit in bed, but in the first, the audience is outraged, and in the second, they laugh and applaud. Because it's not real, which means it can't happen to them. As well as lovers of villains never put themselves in the place of their possible victims.
And about human error. A error is something that is done by accident or is recognized as wrong. One of the strongest arguments in favor of the reformed Gai Amatsu was that he apologized. Ace never apologized for anything, which means he thinks his actions are right. Moreover, these actions are considered right in the universe, because, although they do not directly admit it, other riders look up to Geats as the most experienced and successful player. So, until the show says otherwise (directly or indirectly), it still broadcasts the message: "Deception is the way to success." And in most cases, this idea is as far from the truth as possible, which I wrote above.