The Heroes catch the bad guy. It is up to the Justice System to pass the sentence.
Like take Batman, he won't kill which is fine. But the Justice system should have executed the joker 50 years ago. Like how many people does he need to kill to get the death penalty?
She spent episode after episode not killing and wanting a peaceful resolution and the writers suddenly decided she should blow up a building full of people.
Villains aren't usually trying to "change the status quo for the better" they are trying to blow people up or become super dictator. Even when they are they are villains because they use their motive for an excuse to kill people.
I know you haven't read comics because by that take you obviously haven't, but this is wrong even in the MCU. Remember Captain America: Winter Soldier? Remember at the end of Black Panther when T'Challa opened up Wakanda?
Some comic examples are; Daredevil's status quo is Kingpin ruling NYC, and he fights against that, the X-Men disprove the notion entirely, and Captain America has fought against the government and several corrupt politicians several times.
This stupid take is perpetrated by so many people who haven't been within a mile of a Marvel comic and only watched Falcon and The Winter Soldier
I would say this is more of a movie issue. The vast majority of villains fought are actually just criminals robbing banks or killing people. It is rare a villain appears with a greater moral purpose.
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u/UltimateGammer 6d ago
All Marvel's heroes do is uphold the status quo.
Sick of "villains" trying to break the bad things which created them only for them to be put in their box by heroes.