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* {{Narm}}: The Truth storyline in its entirety. While the FantasticRacism angle is fair, The Truth seems comprised entirely of career criminals who have no problem with participating in literally every crime the League is guilty of and more, all while claiming they never would do such a thing despite Vilmore having entire classes dedicated to kidnapping and torture. This on top of the fact that everyone talks about ''villain'' rights with a completely straight face. While "villain" and "hero" in this series are simply demographics that aren't necessarily actual supervillains and superheroes, very few attempts are made to distinguish between civilian villains and actual criminals like Damien's grandfather, who brushes off any challenge to his hypocrisy with SillyRabbitIdealismIsForKids.
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* {{Narm}}: UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Starting in book 3, Damien's grandfather and The Truth storyline in its entirety.Truth. While the FantasticRacism angle is fair, The Truth seems comprised entirely of career criminals who have no problem with participating in literally every crime the League is guilty of and more, all while claiming they never would do such a thing despite Vilmore having entire classes dedicated to kidnapping and torture. This on top Yet they're portrayed as little more than {{Well Intentioned Extremist}}s who took it a bit too far rather than a terrorist organization with pretensions of the fact that everyone talks about ''villain'' being a rights with group. Even Alatair's betrayal of Damien is treated as a completely straight face. While "villain" and "hero" in this series are simply demographics that aren't necessarily actual supervillains and superheroes, very few attempts are made to distinguish between civilian villains and actual criminals like Damien's grandfather, who brushes off any challenge to his hypocrisy with SillyRabbitIdealismIsForKids.personal failing rather than a sign of extremism.
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* {{Narm}}: The Truth storyline in its entirety. While the FantasticRacism angle is fair, The Truth seems comprised entirely of career criminals who have no problem with participating in literally every crime the League is guilty of and more, all while claiming they never would do such a thing despite Vilmore having entire classes dedicated to kidnapping and torture. This on top of the fact that everyone talks about ''villain'' rights with a completely straight face. While "villain" and "hero" in this series are simply demographics that aren't necessarily actual supervillains and superheroes, very few attempts are made to distinguish between civilian villains and actual criminals like Damien's grandfather, who brushes off any challenge to his hypocrisy with SillyRabbitIdealismIsForKids.
