TMC
10-05-2023, 09:07 PM
https://whatculture.com/trekculture/10-star-trek-villains-who-were-actually-right-2?rf=homepage
Oh sure, we're not meant to agree with these Star Trek baddies, but were they entirely wrong?
BY SEAN FERRICK
OCTOBER 5TH, 2023
For a villain to be anything other than one-dimensional, it is crucial that there be something of merit to their plans. That is not to say we are rooting for them to succeed, but that we can see in their logic something that rings true.
Often it is the method, as opposed to the goal, that inspires us to dislike or disagree with a villain. They may wish to provide more resources for the universe, but believe that reducing the universe's population by half is the way to do it. No, Thanos, that wasn't the 'only' way.
We would never be so bold as to claim that any of the villains on this list are those one might root for, but there's certainly an argument to say that each of them had one or two things in the pipeline that may, eventually, have done some good for all concerned. Let's swallow our fears and dive in.
Oh sure, we're not meant to agree with these Star Trek baddies, but were they entirely wrong?
BY SEAN FERRICK
OCTOBER 5TH, 2023
For a villain to be anything other than one-dimensional, it is crucial that there be something of merit to their plans. That is not to say we are rooting for them to succeed, but that we can see in their logic something that rings true.
Often it is the method, as opposed to the goal, that inspires us to dislike or disagree with a villain. They may wish to provide more resources for the universe, but believe that reducing the universe's population by half is the way to do it. No, Thanos, that wasn't the 'only' way.
We would never be so bold as to claim that any of the villains on this list are those one might root for, but there's certainly an argument to say that each of them had one or two things in the pipeline that may, eventually, have done some good for all concerned. Let's swallow our fears and dive in.