Originally posted by Omega VisionTrue. But Superman won't sacrifice 1 person to save 100. Ozy would and did.
It was heavily implied that the world might have discovered the truth anyway thanks to Rorschach's journal.He wasn't a monster by any stretch of the imagination, but I wouldn't call him a morally good person either. He was a dice rolling Utilitarian.
While his personality may not be better IMO his ideals are.
Originally posted by Black bolt z
True. But Superman won't sacrifice 1 person to save 100. Ozy would and did.While his personality may not be better IMO his ideals are.
The morality of Ozymandias' gambit hinges on a Utilitarian worldview where the ends justify the means.
I believe Ozymandias was understandable, perhaps even justifiable in his plan. I don't think he did a good or morally attractive thing though.
Originally posted by Rage.Of.Olympusnice, you shoehorned "thor" in there like a true thorphag 👆
Lawlz. I think Starscream has a supercrush. Superman's not perfect.Using the criteria listed, I think a view would fit. Captain America, Captain Marvel, Thor, Aquaman to a lesser extent, Blue Marvel etc. Those type of dudes.
cap is like superman on there surface, but he will "do what needs to be done" unlike superman.
I would agree with most of the qualities listed except I disagree with logical, and possibly rational. There have been countless times where Superman has put peoples lives in danger because of his refusal to kill. Logic would dictate that when a threat is so severe (Lex Luthor is a great example) that the only way to put a permanent stop to it is to kill it, then you kill it.
Now that being said my vote for best personality is Wolverine, on the outside he has a tough as nails take no bullshit attitude, but on the inside he is compassionate and loyal, with a heart of gold.
Originally posted by Omega VisionAnd that goes back to your opinion.
Yes but is it actually morally superior to sacrifice 1 to save 100 or to not try to play god?The morality of Ozymandias' gambit hinges on a Utilitarian worldview where the ends justify the means.
I believe Ozymandias was understandable, perhaps even justifiable in his plan. I don't think he did a good or morally attractive thing though.
Now that being said my vote for best personality is Wolverine, on the outside he has a tough as nails take no bullshit attitude, but on the inside he is compassionate and loyal, with a heart of gold😂