Just like in StarTrek Discovery

I didn’t watch Star Trek

Okay so I'll just tell it to you

Newtonians belive that time is linear

But what happened in Endgame was the actions of the past changed the present and the future.

It created alternate timelines too

But it didn't show that those timelines were directly separate.

It is still non-linear

Thanos did nothing wrong

Change my mind

The Avengers were literally the bad guys

Thanos have gone through several self-sacrifices of his own

He did not wish to conquer the galaxy

Only eliminate half of the galaxy's life for overpopulation has become a major problem that technology has not yet resolved

He is a kind and caring person.

Even the elimination of life was virtually painless

Only a cruel and vindictive man would make the process painful.

based

The only problem was his solution was not viable

to eliminate the so called overpopulation didnt end up saving worlds

Gamoras world died out. She was last to remain

His solution was viable because he knew

GG @Techpriest, you just advanced to level 27!

technology would increase the carrying capacity of planets

But right now everyone was breeding faster than technology would increase the carrying capacity

It is ok if a few planets die

Thanos did not discriminate who died

It chose randomly

It wasn't he snapped his finger and all the population of India, China, Africa, and Israel disappeared

That's why Thanos was a hero of self-sacrifice

He knew this and still snapped his finger

Why r we talking About Thanos in <#523834972126052352>

because it fits bothb

*both

Tbh ye

It does

Playing a random game of genocide is not the solution

And just cus he doesn’t discriminate doesn’t make his genocide less wrong

Thanos believed he was good

And the audience can see where he is coming from

That’s what makes him the best villain