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Okay, my hero lived long enough to become a villain. That's sad, but this happens. Maybe he hopes for Russia to give me asylum? The KGB rule is much worse than

Okay, my hero lived long enough to become a villain. That's sad, but this happens. Maybe he hopes for Russia to give me asylum? The KGB rule is much worse than he can even imagine though.

shiroiushi 2y ago
>Okay, my hero lived long enough to become a villain. That's sad, but this happens. Yep, definitely not the first time. Just look at Scott Adams.
- Loughla 2y ago
  God Scott Adams. What a disappointment. The Joy of Work should be required reading for every new college graduate.
  - tim333 2y ago
    Though Scott's not really a villain. Just a MAGA guy.
    - Loughla 2y ago
      It doesn't make him a villain, but it does make me question his critical reasoning, and is very disappointing.
znpy 2y ago
> Okay, my hero lived long enough to become a villain. That's sad, but this happens. Every hero ultimately becomes a villain in the current society, because current society cannot withstand people having different opinions from us. If we cannot accept different opinions, what's even the point of having heroes ?
tim333 2y ago
He always was a villain. "He was arrested in 1994 for trafficking in stolen phone calling card numbers" (wikipedia) just a fun loving, movie pirating criminal for a while.