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this comment would be much more relevant if the majority Victor's moral systems didn't come from his experiences as a human at this point. My evaluation of the morals of his statement have nothing to do with any indictment against human, nor did I even approach that. Human history had absolutely shown time and time again people will absolutely work toward the greater good of the overall community, even in times of crisis or war, including fight for people they do not know.
The idea of whether or not the selfless heros ending was good or bad is always going to be subjective. A selfless person acts because they don't care about their own outcome, but if the their goal was achieved because of the sacrifice was the end really bad? That answer is always going to be in the eye of the beholder, which is why I think Victor's absolute stance here is irresponsible given his now expansive wisdom.
The premise of this statement is inherently wrong, and shows Victor's naivety when it comes to understanding how levels of morality vary in society, or at least human ones, as altruism tends to be quite common in human crisis. Abe's response to Victor's question is not unreasonable, but it is also not the most common, a trend that is becoming even more common with newer generations. This is also why I find Victor's premise of "that's just how reality is" to also be extremely naive. Many times in history the idea of "that's how the world is" has been torn down by altrustic people that were fighting for everyone suffering, including strangers they didn't know.
this is why the system keeps calling him a moron
is that a jks reference ?
ayyyyy what the fk
close but wrong. we now know that Sera and Leo got close to the goal but didn't complete it which is more exposition. and we now know that Logan doesn't know that Quinn wasn't the only one absorbing the crystal which inadvertently led to tragedy
aite imma cry
hell yeah
eff him up quinn