What does "Both are well-intentioned figures who become murderous when no will hear them out" mean?

03 Jun 02:58 PM

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English (US) Filipino

Thanos and the other person (figure) meant to do something good (well-intentioned meaning their goal was for something good/well) but they kill (become murderous; keyword: murder) people who stops them from reaching that 'good' goal.

In the context of Thanos, he wanted to do something good (end overpopulation and solve world hunger) but kill people who will stop him from "helping" the universe.

side note: good ≠ right
example: cheating is not right but having high grades is good

chromium28

03 Jun 02:58 PM

English (US) Filipino

Thanos and the other person (figure) meant to do something good (well-intentioned meaning their goal was for something good/well) but they kill (become murderous; keyword: murder) people who stops them from reaching that 'good' goal.

In the context of Thanos, he wanted to do something good (end overpopulation and solve world hunger) but kill people who will stop him from "helping" the universe.

side note: good ≠ right
example: cheating is not right but having high grades is good

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GRINCH94

03 Jun 04:54 PM

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@chromium28 Thank you very very much))))))Good Luck))))

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