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To be fair, the world is an evil place; ugly, brutish, everything they say. And that's why we need "Good" heroes, genuinely good, to look up to and aspire to be. The world will never be a better place if we keep looking up to and aspiring to be assholes.

i agree.

I think people would rather watch characters that make them feel good about themselves than be forced to consider their own goodness through the lens of an ideal. It reminds me of the classic homer/Flanders dichotomy. Homer hates Flanders because he makes him feel worse about himself. Ideally, he'd recognize Flanders good qualities, imitate them, to a degree and become a better person overall. Since Homer is comedically immature, he does none of this and decides to hate on a good guy. This Is exactly what these cynical writers and viewers do when they produce and defend this kind of storytelling.

Narutoooo

My brother in Christ, it feels you’re so close to the heart of the problem here- but you somehow miss it Those SPECIFIC set of values that your heart yearns for are far too lofty to be powered by INDIVIDUALISM alone. Individualism is too fragile to be the north star of a culture and it is partially why we are even here in the first place as a culture You need a more potent external anchor for your morality- you may say that you don’t right now and that’s okay, but I promise you- further events you will see in your life will overwhelmingly point you to this thing I just said Run away from it It wil come back and find you Find God- find the Christian God- that’s is what your heart is really really looking for tbh

Annunaki if you know you know

Yeh it’s basically biblical

Good luck preaching morality without religion

I like all sorts of characters but I agree that straight up good characters are becoming way less frequent. My issue honestly is that the morally grey characters are treated as good characters when they aren't. To me, it seems like the writers morality is screwed up. We can root for morally grey characters but don't pretend they are just right and good through and through.

It's not real it's imaginary and sin. The whole sports teams and players and video games. The devil has the majority entertained and even 99% of those that preach from the bible are preaching a false message and the majority do it unknowingly

If Capitalism works, then why have we been giving money to the worst people in society? Hollywood has been depraved for a while, its just been more subtle. They glorified all kinds of immorality, like violence, materialism, cheating, promiscuity, to sexualizing children. The ones with good lessons were the exception.

Well everyone know why and how this is happening. But, let's all pretend like it's a mystery!

It isn't binary, you can have all characters that are a mix of good and bad. Some of your characters can be either good or bad role models. We can learn from either. In breaking Bad and BETTER CALL SAUL. Mike serves as the moral voice of the stories. Even thou he is a criminal.

Now I have the head canon of Mickey of being a broken deprived sociopathic sadist who has since been desensitized by the death and destruction he inflects on the people and cultures he deems obsolete ever since the passing of walts mother and his creator that had put him in a vulnerable state for the CEO's from Eisner and Eigor to corrupt him into the mental monstrous wolf in sheep's clothing his is today.

Nietzsche warned that after the “death of God” in western society, we would experience a dramatic rise in two things: rigid totalitarian ideology & nihilism. He was right.

The problem I think is once the ‘bad’ in society outweighs the ‘good’ it becomes about power and defending yourself sometimes in ways that are extreme. This becomes a trap

i dont agree with what he did but i dont think hes some pure evil iredeemable monster he was trying to do somethin for the greater good but he could have just used the reality stone to pump out infinite amounts of food

Wow, 2yrs late to watching this but I’ve been saying it for 5, you broke it down soo well. The whole anti-hero thing was edgy and new, but we forgot to let it run its course or turn it off and it perfectly coincided with how more self centred the world has become, due to exhausting, uneven socio-economic issues, lots of people are “bad” primarily due to circumstance yet they can’t even reflect on themselves and their actions coz you can’t stop in this current world, you’ll fall behind

I already done with disney crap

Anyone else here watched the US version of Utopia and wondered why the “hero” shot a girl in the head in cold blood and still continued the hero’s journey? I think they took the “morally gray” to morally black and still we were supposed to sympathize with her somehow

Soylent Green is an allegory, and it should be considered as such. Taking what it says at face value is a great way to be left confused about the message it makes: Soylent Green isn’t a warning about overpopulation, it’s about how blissful ignorance leads to dark realities that can and should be avoided not by avoiding it, but facing the monster head on. It tells us to read about the horrific acts in our past, address issues that plague our present, and avoid an awful fate in the future. If we try to “cull” the population, all that will come from our shortsighted efforts is the lack of manpower and minds to fix things today. We’re on a sinking ship that desperately needs repair, yet some people will say the solution is to throw people overboard instead? Here’s a better solution: have them help plug the leaks and fetch spare timber and glue instead!! Soylent Green shows us that the world is bad, but Sol shows us that it doesn’t have to be, because it wasn’t always that way, and the movie ends with an optimistic call to action: that we shouldn’t have to put up with the way things are, and that we should push for a better future.

I guess this explains my worldview better than most. I skipped over all shows on nihilistic list. Thnx for the video and confirmation. We need to consume better stories for all of our sakes ❤

You said that you yourself placed add on these sites, of course your gonna bash that video, it's taking away your best way of selling your product to a LOT more customers.

worst video on youtube.

Disney feels entitled to harm every person who ever subscribed to Disney+, went to a theme park or had any interaction with the company.

Trevor Noah, Jimmy Fallon, Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Kimmel, Seth Myers, Kevin Hart, Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson, Jack Black, Mark Hamill, Nicolas Cage, LeBron James, Kal Penn, Sacha Baron Cohen, Michael Moore, Brian O’ Halloran, Nick Swardson, Common, Ice Cube, Eminem, Sheryl Crow, Brendon Urie, Patrick Stump, Pete Wentz, Mike Shinoda, Gerard Way, Mikey Way, Ray Toro, Frank Iero, Brian May, Tommy Lee, Nikki Spixx, Billie Joe Armstrong, Lady GaGa, Alicia Keys, Avril Lavigne, P!nk, Katy Perry, Billie Eilish, Ariana Grande, Beyoncé, Lizzo, The Jonas Brothers, Weird Al’ Yankovic, Johnny Knoxville, Neil Patrick Harris, Octavia Spencer, Tika Sumpter, James Marsden, Katie Cassidy, Natalie Portman, Madison Pettis, Chloe Grace Moretz, Zooey Daschanel, Anna Paquin, Bryce Dallas Howard, Chris Evans, Mark Ruffalo, Josh Brolin, Brandon Routh, Gwynn Paltrow, Sean Maguire, Chevy Chase, Katie Featherson, Linda Cardellini, Josh Server, Molly Shannon, Pete Capella, Erica Schroeder, Tara Strong, Seamus Davey Fitzpatrick, Courtney Love, Francis Bean Cobain, Jimmy Simpson, Jamie Lee Curtis, Rita Wilson, Rosie O’ Donnell, Oprah Winfrey, Whoopi Goldberg, Bette Midler, Venessa Hudgens, Hilary Duff, Amanda Crew, Kat Dennings, Julian Hough, What do all of these people have in common? They are all liberals who absolutely hate Donald Trump and support the Democratic Party no matter what.

I have taken a crack at writing a series of novels, (halfway through book two while I’m editing book one and looking for representation) and my goal is to write good characters that are also morally good. In fact, doing good is so crucial to the storyline that when they step out of line and do something morally wrong, they falter and fail. They aren’t always good, but they can only win by being good. Stories should inspire hope, not sadness.

There is objective morality. Good and evil. However, in a society that has rejected God, said morality becomes twisted Also, so many people are willing to throw their morality out the window because it disagrees with or goes against "current thing"

Daddy pig:

This is UnReal. Almost like something put of The Twilight Zone. *or better yet, THE ONION.

Yes most modern writers are terrible brainwashed by postmodern professors.

Lmao, "good characters aren't interesting." Only too correct. I know that PERSONALLY (and I'm sure I'm not alone here) I've never been bored to the point of indignation by a character than I am by, to give two examples, Ted Lasso or Samwise Gamgee. Who honestly likes these pitiful beta males? Not this guy who has never been insecure in his masculinity because he has a cartoonishly immense wiener that makes so many people scared or jealous they accuse me of "toxic masculinity" and just "being a fucking asshole."

The indians day it would do wonder to bring their language back to speaking. Like how Ukrainian is being more spoken these days.

The people loveeee paying taxes in Scandinavian nations because they enjoyed the wealth they contributed directly to. That explains why their economy works as it is

Disney: Your honor, i know my workers didnt turn the machine off and it caused the decapitating his child, but he agreed to our free trial subscription on our streaming service.

That’s actually kinda crazy

There Is no such thing as natural rights.

Who decides what is good. I disagree with the notion that wanting freedom at all costs is what makes someone moral. If this were true the only good society would be anarchy with no rules to oppress anyone. Society is a balance between freedom and safety but that doesn’t make it evil. There is no list of things that are moral under every circumstance. A good example is v for vendetta, is terrorism to overthrow a fascist government good or evil it depends on who you ask. If it’s good then what about other terrorists who fight for something you oppose, are they good. Should you not harm innocent people at all cost even to save the world, there’s a reason why the trolly problem and other moral dilemmas exist, it’s because there’s no clear answer. In my opinion a good person is someone who does what they think is right even when it’s difficult.

Seems like a Tyler Durden DVD Easter egg.

9:30 I am sorry but you can't make a point for good and evil without God. Logically impossible. There is no objective good or bad without a prime ultimate moral law giver which you can reference. The ultimate good, which you reference and compare any moral judgement to, has its origin in what is commonly referred to as 'God'. Without rooting it in God, everything becomes a matter of subjective opinion, which is precisely the reason why people are confused about good and evil, try to reframe bad characters as heroes etc. Trying to justify or even define "good" without acknowledging that it is rooted in an objective standard is mute. You can't make any of the moral statements which you made afterwards, like: "So what defines good and bad in people is largely the degree to which someone exemplifies these ideals in their personal lives.." What exactly are you even saying? Exemplifies WHAT? Without God, 'good' is just an undefined, hollow term, subject to opinion. You're using circular reasoning because in a Godless worldview, everything is subjective and therefore arbitrary. And we know where that leads to. To say that something deemed 'good' is based on the common subjective consensus of the people is exactly how you arrive at something like the Holocaust. You made a video about morality being dead and don't even offer the correct counter solution to it. When you say you don't believe in a higher power, you lose all credibility because you can't account for anything you say after. The keyword being 'account for'.

What is a sword compared to the hand that wields it?

I have been thinking about the same issue for a while now, I am glad you have brought it up! It was interesting to hear your thoughts on the matter, and I agree with many of the thinks you said. A thing I thought of while watching your video is that that when people say they want to see lmorally bad” characters, often what they are really looking for is a character that is not exceptionally virtuous and heroic, but more “relatable” and “gray”. However, I think that does not necessarily mean these characters should be “bad”. It would be interesting to see more characters who are flawed, but ultimately fall on the “good side”. We see many characters like that in literature, one of my favoruite example is Grushenka from The Brothers Karamazov. We get to know her reputation is a heartless and selfish person, and when we first see her, she shows some malicious characteristics, but as the story progresses, we see her act compassionately towards other characters, do the right thing in several situations, look for a moral redemption and constantly trying to overcome her flaws. The bad things she did were motivated by very relatable flaws, as were the good. Despite all her flaws, she had genuine compassion towards others. I think it would be good to see more characters like that in cinema. There are a few examples I can think of, like Boromir from the Lord of the Rings. Also, paradoxically, often the characters who are more like everyday people in their morality are less liked by audiences (like Sansa and to some extent Theon in Game of Thrones). I just thought to share this little thought I had. If someone reads this, have a good day!😊

It appeals to the evil within people nowadays

wow eye opening bro

Butters reads Disney Terms and Service... Decline!

Its not just Disney a lot of companies are using force arbitrations

This guy needs a kid version of arcane, somebody step up for the task please

This is how you create real life punisher.

Depicting horrible characters doesn't equate to glorifying them as the "pinnacle of human behavior" Are you serious? It's not dead, but media literacy just might be.

It's not utopian if half your people are living underground.