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Tropes I hate:
* SmallStepsHero: The idea of saving one person, or doing one immediate act of good, is not enough of a difference to prevent more people from getting killed, let alone stop corruption. The idea of the trope gets blown out of proportion, even when the narrative of it is at its most rational.
* ChronicHeroSyndrome: Similar reasons for SmallStepsHero apply here to a lesser extent.
* SmallStepsHero: The idea of saving one person, or doing one immediate act of good, is not enough of a difference to prevent more people from getting killed, let alone stop corruption. The idea of the trope gets blown out of proportion, even when the narrative of it is at its most rational.
* ChronicHeroSyndrome: Similar reasons for SmallStepsHero apply here to a lesser extent.
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Tropes I hate:
hate (Not to the point of wanting to delete those tropes, though):
* SmallStepsHero: The idea of saving one person,or doing one immediate act of good, or handling an immediate [=problem/threat=] is not enough of a difference to prevent more people from getting killed, let alone stop corruption. The This idea of the trope gets blown out of proportion, even when the narrative of it is at its most rational.
heroism can be undermined by more cunning political crooks.
* ChronicHeroSyndrome:Similar For similar reasons for to SmallStepsHero apply here to a lesser extent.
* SmallStepsHero: The idea of saving one person,
* ChronicHeroSyndrome:
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Tropes I hate:
* SmallStepsHero: The idea of saving one person, or doing one immediate act of good, is not enough of a difference to prevent more people from getting killed, let alone stop corruption. The idea of the trope gets blown out of proportion, even when the narrative of it is at its most rational.
* ChronicHeroSyndrome: Similar reasons for SmallStepsHero apply here to a lesser extent.
* SmallStepsHero: The idea of saving one person, or doing one immediate act of good, is not enough of a difference to prevent more people from getting killed, let alone stop corruption. The idea of the trope gets blown out of proportion, even when the narrative of it is at its most rational.
* ChronicHeroSyndrome: Similar reasons for SmallStepsHero apply here to a lesser extent.
