Comments by "" (@badluck5647) on "The Vile Eye" channel.

  1. Finance bros learned all the wrong lessons from this movie.
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  2. Never identify yourself as good or nice. The label only matters if others give it to you.
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  3. "Great Scott!"
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  4. Marvel movies have terribly boring villains. Killmonger, Loki, and Thanos are the very few exceptions.
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  5. It is normal for kids to be attracted to cartoons. Hormones and psychology do weird things to a young mind.
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  6. How can they reboot Magneto without the WW2 camps orgin story? Rwandan gen*cide? Bucha, Ukraine?
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  7. Analyze Evil: Raid Shadow Legends developers
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  8.  @hebercluff1665  You don't need to tell other people you are a nice guy. If you feel like you need to broadcast how great and undervalued you are, then you probably aren't a nice guy.
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  9. Seems like an alcoholic blaming the liquor.
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  10. 💯 %
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  11. Should have done a video on Santa. 🎅🎄 It is evil is how Santa puts poor kids on the naughty list and gives them less gifts than rich kids.
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  12. @Melkor8249  I can promise you that I don't want to hear the details.
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  13. I would do these separately, so we know which people actually like and which are free riding.
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  14. Michael from V-Sauce's voice sounds different.
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  15.  @nikosalexopoulos6542  Fans were upset that the prequels weren't nostalgia p*rn. When JJ Abrams gave the fans nostalgia p*rn decades later, they found it boring and unoriginal. Personally, I think Rian Johnson did a better job by exploring new ideas and having character development. Of course, the next movie recon every new idea.
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  16. Homelander 👍
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  17. Downvote
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  18. It will happen when Disney gets a monopoly on all intellectual property.
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  19.  @B_baldy  He did go to jail and lose his family
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  20. Golem is basically the psychology of a junkie. Are the evil deeds done to get a fix equivalent to evil deeds done for more traditional motives?
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  21. ​ @humanresources8404  Is one's character defined solely on their most evil deed? If Bojack regrets his actions and attempts to do better, then can we judge him as good in certain circumstances even if he is evil in other situations? The show doesn't offer easy answers, which probably what makes it so interesting.
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  22. Is this another Simon Whistler channel?
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  23.  @ronders-117  If Bojack wasn't the protagonist, then he would be the villain. Complete with ruining everyone's lives with his selfishness. He even has an origin story.
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  24.  @afrosamourai400  Respectfully disagree
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  25.  @afrosamourai400  He is generic and forgettable.
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  26.  @afrosamourai400  He is a mix of the boring Marvel formula of giving the villain the same powers as the hero and then mixing it with a bargain bin Skynet.
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  27.  @afrosamourai400  Lazy sci-fi trope
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  28. Pay for the patreon, cheapskate.
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  29.  @jRex918  You defraud poor people, you pay a fine. You defraud rich people, you go to jail.
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  30.  @Synapsidofficial  You can believe that someone should face consequences for their decisions without them being categorized as evil. Drunk drivers would probably be the most obvious examples.
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  31.  @Synapsidofficial  Bo's pattern seems to be selfishness or indifference that is followed by regret when he sees the consequences of his actions on others. Not exactly textbook evil.
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  32.  @jessicapinkman-xm2eg  What a very articulate argument. I wonder if that level of critical thinking helped you get your GED.
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