I think my favorite thing with Gantu, was the multiple times that he indulged in or asked if certain sandwiches were available from 625, I don’t know why but I just love it, it shows that gantu has a bit of a heart in that massive body
i mean he got his job back at the end of leroy and stitch. tbh i think the only reason why lilo and stitch havent tried helping gantu before then is due to his pride. he believes only he should dig himself out of the hole he's gotten in, no one else should help him. especially a blue, six-armed abomination and his best friend a stange earth-girl that put him there in the first place.
me too. Gantu is like Cedric the Sorcerer from Sofia the First. he too wants to be respected as a great guy but when he met Sofia for the first time, his Morals changed.
King Candy was one of my favorite Disney villains. Yeah, he started the trend of twist villains for the sake of twists, but at least in his case the twist isn’t that he was evil. The twist was that he was turbo, and the audience knew he was evil all along.
The series rule seems to be that Gantu can’t win unless it’s in someone else’s terms. Like you said, they only let him be a good guy when he surrenders to his enemies when that was always who he was.
Gantu was doing his job in the film, and doing the same thing in the series. He reminds me of Team Rocket from Pokemon, they're antagonist but not true villians Favorite villians: Claude Frollo, Shere Kahn, Scar, Gaston, Dr. Facilier and Hades
I’m glad you didn’t talk about the anime. The creators of that undid Reuben and Gantu’s redemption and separated Lilo and Stitch. Leroy and Stitch is where the franchise ended for me and many others
In the finale, Gantu saw the light, helped save the world, accepted Reuben as his dearest friend and was given his old position back as captain. By the way, that anime doesn’t count and isn’t canon because it wasn’t made by Disney or the original creative team. It was really the executive meddling behind the show that was holding the show back from any serialized content or permanent character development. If it wasn’t for the interference, we could’ve gotten more complex stories with the characters, seen more experiments, and Gantu could’ve even had a redemption arc in time for Leroy and Stitch.
When I rewatched lilo and stitch a few years ago, I realized Gantu wasn't evil. He was just doing his job. Yeah his actions weren't the best but like you said he never wanted to hurt someone. He was one of my favorite characters in the movies and the tv show. Im glad he got happy ending.
I've always loved Gantu, he's my favorite Lilo & Stich character and it's great to see him getting appreciation. He really got the short end of the stick in the narrative. Guy just wants to do his job, and escape his sucky situation. He might just be the most sympathetic Disney 'antagonist'.
Great video. Though to defend Lilo and Stitch, there were rare instances when they did try to reach out to him in Lilo And Stitch the series like in Splodyhead but Gantu just brushed the duo off. He needed to want to reform by himself, which is what happened in Leroy and Stitch. You can’t totally let Gantu off the hook either because as shown in the alternate future in the episode Skip, without Lilo and Stitch to stop him, Gantu had no issues with sending all the experiments to Hamsterviel and ruling earth while Hamsterviel ruled the universe. So yes, Lilo and Stitch should have reached out to Gantu more but, Gantu also had to want to change. Thankfully that happened in Leroy and Stitch. :)
Gantu isn't so much a villain as he is an antagonist. He's the one preventing the protagonists from achieving their goal. He's kind of like the Shredder in the OG TMNT cartoon, the one voiced by James Avery
Well this is something I didn’t expect from Character Quest, but here we are. In fact, when I saw the title of this video, it reminded me of Issac Carlson’s video about Gantu that he did on his channel.
I guess the reason why Lilo and Stitch never tried talking thinghs up with Gantu is becouse he never let them. Gantu hated them since they costed him his job and so he saw them as nothing but pests and that sentiment grow with each defeat. Talking thinghs up with them didn’t cross his mind becouse he thought it was a worthless waste of time.
I always liked Gantu for his aquatic apperance, his black aura, his fighter ship, how big he is, how Kevin Richardson did well with his voice compare to the rest of the characters he voiced, and his polish voice actor Pavel Szczesny.
Given that I saw Lilo and Stitch and the series itself, I can see why Gantu is not necessarily a villain, but more of a guy who plays as the villain because he had no choice. As for my favorite Disney villain, it is a two-way tie with Maleficent and Judge Claude Frollo from Sleeing Beauty and The Hunchback of Notre Dame.
i mean he literally was only trying to chase a dangerous scientist and his even more dangerous creation (that both turned out to have reformed), and only joined hamsterviel just because he's been out of a job and needed work. and his attitude towards jumba and stitch is entirely justified to a point because they cost him his job, though they both reformed. i'm happy him and reuben ended up with a happy ending though. i think the only reason why gantu doesnt try to reach out to lilo or stitch for help is because of pride. he's way too prideful to ask anyone for help. he doesn't want anyone to dig him out of the mess hes made: he wants to do it himself. problem is, every attempt made just winds up another failure.
Preach! I feel so justified in having him as my favorite character in all media now. Honestly, I think one of the most tragic times is in Felix. Gantu did literally nothing wrong in that episode. He didn't foist the experiment onto Lilo and Stitch, he just let Felix go and he found the "heroes" on his own Then, at the end of the episode, he had all the hard work he did cleaning his ship undone and for what?
It kinda reminds of Dr. Heinz Doofenshmirtz from Phineas and Ferb. He's a self-proclaimed evil scientist who creates crazy inators and devices in order to take over the Tri-State Area, but deep inside, he's just a guy with a poor childhood. He has a deep paternal love and pride for his daughter Vanessa, and he's pretty amicable to his nemesis Perry the Platypus to the point that he sometimes considers Perry his best friend. He also doesn't mean to harm the main kids (Phineas, Ferb, Candace, Isabella, Buford, Baljeet, etc) and can be pretty amicable to them as well. And he finds destroying the Tri-State Area or taking over the _entire_ world too ridiculous, and is not really interested in being a supervillain like his colleagues at LOVEMUFFIN. Letting him switch over to the good side in "Last Day of Summer", the original series finale, is a nice gesture (though I think this is going to be retconned in the upcoming revival seasons, sadly). It's also interesting that they brought Doofenshmirtz back in Season 2 of Milo Murphy's Law as a supporting character, in which he attempts to do good guy stuff to prepare for his destiny as the inventor of time travel. Problem is that he's also bad at being a good guy, and comes off as rather annoying to some characters; still, it's nice that this arc of Doof as a good guy is (or at least was) being continued.
Diddy Kong Racing and Stardew Valley music in the video. Absolute W. Loved hearing this perspective on Gantu! I never really thought about it before, but I did have the sense that he’s not a flat-out bad guy for a long time
Maybe unrelated to the video, but Hamsterviel had one of the weirdest name translations in Poland. At first, he was translated as "Lord Chomikwader" which literally means "Lord Hamster Vader", sadly they replaced it with "Doktor Chomikville" later on, which is basically Hamsterviel.
My dad really loved lilo and stitch when we saw it in the theater in 2002 bought it for us on VHS when it came out along with dragon ball on ps2 even the spin off show was actually good and funny ❤❤
A lot of people hate their jobs, but will still do it until something better comes along. Gantu was relieved of command at the end of the movie, which I admit was unfair. However you can't convince me that a highly decorated officer couldn't find any job aside from a convicted criminal. Doing that probably would do more to hurt his reputation than almost anything else. Lilo and Stitch also can't just stand around and let him capture the experiments either because he is actively working for the bad guy. What happened to Gantu was unfair, but he also decided to join up with the bad guy instead of working hard and starting over from the ground up.
Ever since I saw Gantu for the first time (when I was a child) I looked at him as a very serious captain who was just doing his job. But when I saw the entire Lilo & Stitch saga, I gradually felt more and more sorry for him.
"Gantu did eventually get a happy ending!" Ahahaha, yeah...the newest anime in China had Gantu get fired offscreen, now he's back to the experiment hunting job he hates and all the suffering it entails.
@@christianvalentincota5452 Fun Fact: Lilo and Stitch was made because Disney films released at that time were too expensive, so they needed one that wasn't. Disney may have been on to something because unlike Atlantis and Treasure Planet, Lilo and Stich was a failure.
Can you do a Complete History of Jungle Emperor/Kimba the White Lion video? I saw you did Speed Racer so I feel Kimba is another vintage anime that needs a video.
Probably a mix between revenge and not wanting her to die. Hamsterviel implied he wanted her dead. This was the most humane option without letting her win.
In the first movie he fully intended to shoot an incompacitated Stitch square in the head in a blind rage over what amounted to a child's prank. A particularly FUCKED UP child, but ultimately harmless in the moment. One would assume he'd been properly TRAINED at some point, so where the hell was that at, exactly?
i think i spotted an error in the story i am pretty sure that Lilo & Stitch do not know about Gantu's past and feelings everytime he talks about them, he is with 625/Reuben and almost nobody else there have been moments where there was some sort of truce between the 3, but that was because it was christmas, a hostile experiment, memory loss or trickery never a moment of "hey let's just sit down and talk" also after Gantu failed his Hämsterviel job due to L&S, he does start seeing them as nuisances, and why would this giant with anger problems, listen to the 2 troublemakers?
Not exactly "in name only". Shit hand or not, he IS fully a villain by the end of the first movie. Lore gets a bit "involved" after that and I have little experience with what happens after-- but first movie, he's NOT a good dude.
there are a lot of people who get villainized with out a chance for forgiveness. Most of these happen in real life. I think we could justify almost any one if we wanted to.. The topic really could go off in to some wild directions. Even directions that could make people hate you. I wonder what we would get if we applied it to just Disney? or to just a hand full of major studios? Like for example, The Lizard from Spiderman. What happens if he gets his way? We all become Lizards. Is that really so evil? I mean we're all still alive. How is a plan we don't die from "Evil"? I think any one who does what they do to better our lives, help there family, as pay back for there own suffering, because they believe it was the right thing in there minds, because it'll solve all our problems, because they are lonely those people aren't necessarily villains. Heros fight to keep things as they are right now. Villains fight for change. Maybe there some who deserve a chance? its interesting to think about. Any how, on the hero side, Real life is full of people who fight against YOUR oppression only to force YOU to live under THERE laws and to crush OTHERS who don't fit THERE idea of "Good" If judging others by there color,, race, gender, occupation, faith, membership to a group is wrong when OTHERS do it it has to be wrong when YOU do it. and if you have a REASON why what you say is "good" and why what others say is "Evil" please explain it. a lot of so called "Good people" never explain there reasons. Verry few people act out of the enjoyment of destroying and seeing others suffer. Most people do what the truly believe is right, is justified or is the only way they know how.
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I think my favorite thing with Gantu, was the multiple times that he indulged in or asked if certain sandwiches were available from 625, I don’t know why but I just love it, it shows that gantu has a bit of a heart in that massive body
Gantu deserved a redemption arc. If Stitch can get one, Gantu should do. I feel bad for the big guy.
i mean he got his job back at the end of leroy and stitch.
tbh i think the only reason why lilo and stitch havent tried helping gantu before then is due to his pride.
he believes only he should dig himself out of the hole he's gotten in, no one else should help him. especially a blue, six-armed abomination and his best friend a stange earth-girl that put him there in the first place.
me too. Gantu is like Cedric the Sorcerer from Sofia the First. he too wants to be respected as a great guy but when he met Sofia for the first time, his Morals changed.
Indeed, he's always trying to do what's right
He did. In the tv show movie
Poor Gantu. We praise Maleficent when she does terrible things, but we attack Gantu for begrudgingly doing more minor things. Life is unfair.
" Life is unfair."
You see, I shall never be king, and you?
King Candy was one of my favorite Disney villains. Yeah, he started the trend of twist villains for the sake of twists, but at least in his case the twist isn’t that he was evil. The twist was that he was turbo, and the audience knew he was evil all along.
Yeah, Even before that reveal, King Candy had a sinister vibe to him
The series rule seems to be that Gantu can’t win unless it’s in someone else’s terms. Like you said, they only let him be a good guy when he surrenders to his enemies when that was always who he was.
Gantu was doing his job in the film, and doing the same thing in the series.
He reminds me of Team Rocket from Pokemon, they're antagonist but not true villians
Favorite villians: Claude Frollo, Shere Kahn, Scar, Gaston, Dr. Facilier and Hades
I’m glad you didn’t talk about the anime. The creators of that undid Reuben and Gantu’s redemption and separated Lilo and Stitch. Leroy and Stitch is where the franchise ended for me and many others
Also, despite being a gigantic physical powerhouse, he was violently suplexed by Suga Mama, a tiny old woman
Never underestimate the power level of tiny old black ladies. Strong as an ox.
Captain gantu always deserved a redemption arc. Nice to see someone talk about gantu.
modern writters disney need to watch lilo and stich to learn how to write sympathetic villians like gantu.
Knowing modern writers they just see a male patriarchy character needs to be put in his place.
In the finale, Gantu saw the light, helped save the world, accepted Reuben as his dearest friend and was given his old position back as captain. By the way, that anime doesn’t count and isn’t canon because it wasn’t made by Disney or the original creative team.
It was really the executive meddling behind the show that was holding the show back from any serialized content or permanent character development. If it wasn’t for the interference, we could’ve gotten more complex stories with the characters, seen more experiments, and Gantu could’ve even had a redemption arc in time for Leroy and Stitch.
Oh great, It's that "Dun, Dun, Dun" The Network Fault again.
Wrong time and era
Gantu is one my favorite Lilo and Stitch characters. I’m so glad you talked about him.
When I rewatched lilo and stitch a few years ago, I realized Gantu wasn't evil. He was just doing his job. Yeah his actions weren't the best but like you said he never wanted to hurt someone. He was one of my favorite characters in the movies and the tv show. Im glad he got happy ending.
I've always loved Gantu, he's my favorite Lilo & Stich character and it's great to see him getting appreciation. He really got the short end of the stick in the narrative. Guy just wants to do his job, and escape his sucky situation. He might just be the most sympathetic Disney 'antagonist'.
Ohana means family. Family means nobody gets left behind or forgotten…except Gantu.
This.
That's honestly so infuriating. Gantu needed an Ohana just as much as everyone else, but they never found it in their hearts to extend that to him.
:(
Man just doing his job but his boss is a hamster
Great video. Though to defend Lilo and Stitch, there were rare instances when they did try to reach out to him in Lilo And Stitch the series like in Splodyhead but Gantu just brushed the duo off. He needed to want to reform by himself, which is what happened in Leroy and Stitch.
You can’t totally let Gantu off the hook either because as shown in the alternate future in the episode Skip, without Lilo and Stitch to stop him, Gantu had no issues with sending all the experiments to Hamsterviel and ruling earth while Hamsterviel ruled the universe.
So yes, Lilo and Stitch should have reached out to Gantu more but, Gantu also had to want to change. Thankfully that happened in Leroy and Stitch. :)
It's a wonder why Captain Gantu was not considered a villain from the Kingdom Hearts franchise.
You know we never saw Gantu's reaction to Sititch being allowed to stay on earth
Gantu isn't so much a villain as he is an antagonist. He's the one preventing the protagonists from achieving their goal. He's kind of like the Shredder in the OG TMNT cartoon, the one voiced by James Avery
But unlike Gantu, Shredder is well-aware he's evil and relent to it.
@@jaggerguth4391 The funny thing is that Gantu is voiced by Kevin Micheal Richardson, who voiced Shredder in the 2012 TMNT show.
Well this is something I didn’t expect from Character Quest, but here we are. In fact, when I saw the title of this video, it reminded me of Issac Carlson’s video about Gantu that he did on his channel.
I found it a pleasant surprise! I've been watching the series on Disney+ as of late.
I guess the reason why Lilo and Stitch never tried talking thinghs up with Gantu is becouse he never let them. Gantu hated them since they costed him his job and so he saw them as nothing but pests and that sentiment grow with each defeat. Talking thinghs up with them didn’t cross his mind becouse he thought it was a worthless waste of time.
I always liked Gantu for his aquatic apperance, his black aura, his fighter ship, how big he is, how Kevin Richardson did well with his voice compare to the rest of the characters he voiced, and his polish voice actor Pavel Szczesny.
Yes! More love for Gantu❤
poor gantu
Given that I saw Lilo and Stitch and the series itself, I can see why Gantu is not necessarily a villain, but more of a guy who plays as the villain because he had no choice.
As for my favorite Disney villain, it is a two-way tie with Maleficent and Judge Claude Frollo from Sleeing Beauty and The Hunchback of Notre Dame.
i mean he literally was only trying to chase a dangerous scientist and his even more dangerous creation (that both turned out to have reformed), and only joined hamsterviel just because he's been out of a job and needed work. and his attitude towards jumba and stitch is entirely justified to a point because they cost him his job, though they both reformed.
i'm happy him and reuben ended up with a happy ending though.
i think the only reason why gantu doesnt try to reach out to lilo or stitch for help is because of pride. he's way too prideful to ask anyone for help. he doesn't want anyone to dig him out of the mess hes made: he wants to do it himself. problem is, every attempt made just winds up another failure.
Preach! I feel so justified in having him as my favorite character in all media now.
Honestly, I think one of the most tragic times is in Felix. Gantu did literally nothing wrong in that episode. He didn't foist the experiment onto Lilo and Stitch, he just let Felix go and he found the "heroes" on his own
Then, at the end of the episode, he had all the hard work he did cleaning his ship undone and for what?
Interesting video and perspective 🙂👍
#JusticeForGantu
Cancel Lilo.
It kinda reminds of Dr. Heinz Doofenshmirtz from Phineas and Ferb. He's a self-proclaimed evil scientist who creates crazy inators and devices in order to take over the Tri-State Area, but deep inside, he's just a guy with a poor childhood. He has a deep paternal love and pride for his daughter Vanessa, and he's pretty amicable to his nemesis Perry the Platypus to the point that he sometimes considers Perry his best friend. He also doesn't mean to harm the main kids (Phineas, Ferb, Candace, Isabella, Buford, Baljeet, etc) and can be pretty amicable to them as well. And he finds destroying the Tri-State Area or taking over the _entire_ world too ridiculous, and is not really interested in being a supervillain like his colleagues at LOVEMUFFIN. Letting him switch over to the good side in "Last Day of Summer", the original series finale, is a nice gesture (though I think this is going to be retconned in the upcoming revival seasons, sadly).
It's also interesting that they brought Doofenshmirtz back in Season 2 of Milo Murphy's Law as a supporting character, in which he attempts to do good guy stuff to prepare for his destiny as the inventor of time travel. Problem is that he's also bad at being a good guy, and comes off as rather annoying to some characters; still, it's nice that this arc of Doof as a good guy is (or at least was) being continued.
you know even though gantu and lilo were on opposite sides i always like he respected her more than myrtle ever did but thats just me
Talk about tragic character
Well technically Jumba and Pleakley we're on punishment that's they never got to go home. And I do feel bad for Ganto, he's just doing his job.
" Look carefully at the "I really wish I weren't here right now!" button."
Diddy Kong Racing and Stardew Valley music in the video. Absolute W.
Loved hearing this perspective on Gantu! I never really thought about it before, but I did have the sense that he’s not a flat-out bad guy for a long time
Gantu is a cool character in Lilo & Stitch
I like that you use footage of Prince John from Robin Hood when you mention thievery, we agree that taxation is theft
At least Lilo and Stitch understand that he was only doing his job, as mentioned in Splodyhead.
My favourite Disney villain is Scar from the lion king
It didn't help that he didn't appear in the Once Upon a Studio special.
Maybe unrelated to the video, but Hamsterviel had one of the weirdest name translations in Poland. At first, he was translated as "Lord Chomikwader" which literally means "Lord Hamster Vader", sadly they replaced it with "Doktor Chomikville" later on, which is basically Hamsterviel.
My dad really loved lilo and stitch when we saw it in the theater in 2002 bought it for us on VHS when it came out along with dragon ball on ps2 even the spin off show was actually good and funny ❤❤
In the Japanese version Gantu is voiced by the guy who voiced Jet Black in the original Japanese dub of Cowboy Bebop.
I just NOW noticed he didn't show up in the Once Upon a Studio short! Did anyone else notice?
A lot of people hate their jobs, but will still do it until something better comes along. Gantu was relieved of command at the end of the movie, which I admit was unfair. However you can't convince me that a highly decorated officer couldn't find any job aside from a convicted criminal. Doing that probably would do more to hurt his reputation than almost anything else. Lilo and Stitch also can't just stand around and let him capture the experiments either because he is actively working for the bad guy. What happened to Gantu was unfair, but he also decided to join up with the bad guy instead of working hard and starting over from the ground up.
Ever since I saw Gantu for the first time (when I was a child) I looked at him as a very serious captain who was just doing his job.
But when I saw the entire Lilo & Stitch saga, I gradually felt more and more sorry for him.
I need to watch the movie and show again. I didn’t remember any of this stuff. Glad he got a happy ending, but it was a bit too late imo.
As far as favorite villain goes. My answer is and always will be Hades
"Gantu did eventually get a happy ending!"
Ahahaha, yeah...the newest anime in China had Gantu get fired offscreen, now he's back to the experiment hunting job he hates and all the suffering it entails.
Good things that anime is non canon
@@christianvalentincota5452 It goes to show how much of an impact Lilo and Stitch had.
@@orangeslash1667 yeah it's huge Japan too and makes me mad that the other experiments have merch there and not in the US
@@christianvalentincota5452 Fun Fact: Lilo and Stitch was made because Disney films released at that time were too expensive, so they needed one that wasn't. Disney may have been on to something because unlike Atlantis and Treasure Planet, Lilo and Stich was a failure.
@@christianvalentincota5452 oh, thank Christ.
LMAOOOO DONT THINK I DONT RECOGNIZE THE TWISTED WONDERLAND SPRITE IN THE THUMBNAIL
Can you do a Complete History of Jungle Emperor/Kimba the White Lion video? I saw you did Speed Racer so I feel Kimba is another vintage anime that needs a video.
Would this make Gantu an anti-villain?
Didn't Gantu try selling Lilo to a zoo in Stitch! The Movie? Where's that fit into this?
Probably a mix between revenge and not wanting her to die. Hamsterviel implied he wanted her dead. This was the most humane option without letting her win.
@@tyrannosaurusallen3703 Yes, revenge-- that most HEROIC of motivations!
@@devinpaul9026 It’s like what the video says. Gantu’s ego being bruised is his biggest weakness.
In the first movie he fully intended to shoot an incompacitated Stitch square in the head in a blind rage over what amounted to a child's prank. A particularly FUCKED UP child, but ultimately harmless in the moment. One would assume he'd been properly TRAINED at some point, so where the hell was that at, exactly?
@@devinpaul9026 To be fair, Stitch is an illegal genetic experiment that the galactic council wanted to dispose of.
Somehow got here on second 1
Gantu is a DILF, prove me wrong
Well, funny that you say that... because I can't.
i think i spotted an error in the story
i am pretty sure that Lilo & Stitch do not know about Gantu's past and feelings
everytime he talks about them, he is with 625/Reuben and almost nobody else
there have been moments where there was some sort of truce between the 3, but that was because it was christmas, a hostile experiment, memory loss or trickery
never a moment of "hey let's just sit down and talk"
also after Gantu failed his Hämsterviel job due to L&S, he does start seeing them as nuisances, and why would this giant with anger problems, listen to the 2 troublemakers?
Maybe for the heart to heart stuff, but they see him complain and vent a lot. They also befriend experiments who have done and acted worse.
Was wondering what was up with the original upload freezing
Oggie boogie is my favorite
I woder what ColinLookBack will say when he talks about L&S villains
How many of you consider those anime’s non-canon? Cause even I myself don’t.
he kidnapped Lilo
i would love to see his redeemtion
Don't know, the staff hated Gantu at this point, or simply didn't care.
Not exactly "in name only". Shit hand or not, he IS fully a villain by the end of the first movie. Lore gets a bit "involved" after that and I have little experience with what happens after-- but first movie, he's NOT a good dude.
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Queenie I swear if you start sending me Gantu stuff-
He was still selfish
there are a lot of people who get villainized with out a chance for forgiveness. Most of these happen in real life. I think we could justify almost any one if we wanted to.. The topic really could go off in to some wild directions. Even directions that could make people hate you.
I wonder what we would get if we applied it to just Disney? or to just a hand full of major studios?
Like for example, The Lizard from Spiderman. What happens if he gets his way? We all become Lizards. Is that really so evil? I mean we're all still alive. How is a plan we don't die from "Evil"?
I think any one who does what they do to better our lives, help there family, as pay back for there own suffering, because they believe it was the right thing in there minds, because it'll solve all our problems, because they are lonely those people aren't necessarily villains.
Heros fight to keep things as they are right now. Villains fight for change. Maybe there some who deserve a chance?
its interesting to think about.
Any how, on the hero side, Real life is full of people who fight against YOUR oppression only to force YOU to live under THERE laws and to crush OTHERS who don't fit THERE idea of "Good" If judging others by there color,, race, gender, occupation, faith, membership to a group is wrong when OTHERS do it it has to be wrong when YOU do it. and if you have a REASON why what you say is "good" and why what others say is "Evil" please explain it. a lot of so called "Good people" never explain there reasons.
Verry few people act out of the enjoyment of destroying and seeing others suffer. Most people do what the truly believe is right, is justified or is the only way they know how.