Do you think Thanos in Avengers 3 is a bad person? Why?

Personally, Thanos is really not a bad person.

Thanos advocated that "the limited resources of the universe need family planning" all his life.

Thanos stressed the need to control the population, which is too large and is a great burden to the operation of the universe.

To this end, Thanos spent his life collecting six infinite gems. Later, he erased half of the creatures in the universe.

But Thanos's idea was not understood by everyone, and the party began to oppose him. Later, his two daughters also turned against him.

There will be good and bad children's world, and there will only be worthwhile and unworthy adults' world.

In The Avengers: The Infinite Battle, it is obvious that we are discussing the social problems of insufficient resources and uneven distribution. This is exactly the crisis that the earth is facing now and needs to be solved urgently. It's just that movies expand the discussion to the whole universe. Facing the dilemma of uneven distribution, Thanos advocated "balance", but the means were more radical. He fought according to his own ideal and sacrificed his beloved daughter Ksenya Goryachova Camilla. His way of operation seemed reasonable, regardless of race, rank and age, and the way of death was not bloody and violent, just letting them disappear with the wind, which also reflected Thanos's view of equal treatment and was fair to most people. He said that this is the most difficult choice. He is suffering, he is lonely inside, and he risks the world.

Thanos has true love in his heart, otherwise how could he get the soul jewel? Thanos thinks he is doing the right thing, but he doesn't think he is a good man. After all, I slaughtered people on several planets, and finally reduced half the universe to ashes.

I don't agree with his radical approach, but I believe that Thanos really loves the universe in his own way and expresses his love for the universe in a distorted way.

He decided the future of other species with his own thoughts, just to maintain his own ideals. ...

This is his idea, maybe his original intention is for the whole universe ... but his practice is also destroying the universe. Killing will never solve all problems. But he just did it blindly, trying to ease the scene he encountered. Typical palliative, not permanent ... Maybe it can solve the problem in a short time, but not forever. ...

From the standpoint of the film, his wanton slaughter is vicious, but it is also for a grand vision. To paraphrase a sentence I once saw, "The achievements made at the expense of a few people will eventually fall into an endless cycle until all things are extinct. That is the sorrow of life! "

There is right and wrong in children's world, and only value and unworthiness in adults' world.

Thanos, as a villain, is very entangled, destroying half of the people, but regardless of high and low, regardless of men, women and children, let God decide and destroy at will, with the aim of making resources sufficient. His starting point is rational and cruel.

He said that this is the most difficult choice. He is suffering, he is lonely inside, and he risks the world.

Thanos has true love in his heart, otherwise how could he get the soul jewel?

At the end of the film, there is a close-up of the villain sitting in the sunset, which is rare. He has mixed feelings about the close-up of the villain. Except himself, perhaps only Iron Man can understand him, because the phrase "You are not the only one cursed by knowledge".

Yes, it is a typical villain with obsession.

First of all, his position is to randomly destroy half of the people with gems.

Then the rest can live a happy life in balance with resources.

This is a distorted goal in every way.

However, Thanos himself thinks that he is a fate and follows the natural way.

This obvious villain theory.

The most important thing is that this method can't realize the rational distribution of cosmic resources.

This also causes the remaining half to be angry, sad or

Who would want this life?

Even though he didn't kill Tony, he just stabbed him.

Then you snap your fingers and you will destroy half the people.

What is this behavior that is not a villain?

Because ideals and ideas are different, there is no difference between good and bad in any aspect.

It is not easy to distinguish people by good or bad.

Thanos has his own ideals and ideas, as well as his own methods and logic.

Many things are cruel to others and reasonable to themselves. Therefore, we can't kill anyone with one pole and say who is bad is good.

Entertainment is entertainment. Why care about good or bad? Have some fun.

Tell another joke. That's how directors and screenwriters decide the effect. Thanos can't decide whether this is good or bad. hahaha

I don't understand when I see many people poking fun at and even abusing Thanos.

Personally, I used to think that the role of thanos was too selfish to kill innocent people for his own benefit, but according to the present society, I don't think he is wrong.

Personally, I think many villains in movies want to do something big and change something, while those so-called heroes just want to maintain the status quo. The purpose of Thanos is to face the earth and other planets with so few resources. The result of overpopulation and lack of resources is devastating and even threatens the survival of Titan. So what's the problem with Thanos? He didn't take the initiative to attack any superhero in order to realize his dream. After snapping his fingers, he did not destroy the world, but lived in seclusion in the countryside. He also went to his favorite Camorra. People will mourn the death of a superhero. So who will feel sorry for thanos? In the fourth reunion, thanos destroyed the original stone with the original stone, because the attraction of the original stone can only bring endless greed and killing, while Thanos in the quantum field only lamented his fate after seeing his future. Personally, I think his idea is good, but his approach is too one-sided, but he really won't be reviled by fans.

I think Thanos is the most attractive villain in Marvel comics!

No. No explanation!

According to the overall situation and the whole world, he is a good man. Destroy half the people. And it's fair and random. Make the resources of the whole universe more reasonable. Is a great leader. But! I don't agree. What if I have so many fucking families and they are all gone? I'm going to be sad. Even colleagues and friends will make me panic and sad.