Is Fett evil? (Page 6 of 15)

Justice isnt killing them tho. These people deserve to be punished for what they have done, and not a quick and easy punishment, like killing them, but rather a long one. Like life in jail.

You wanna find out? I could come up with a few nice examples.

For instance, I could go for the 'sweet spot'. Fourth Lumbard down, left of the spine, abdominal Aorta.

Or, a head shot, any headshot, whether at 3 meters of 3 hundred.

Or, one of my personal favorites: You slit their throat, deep, down into the windpipe. Then, you pull the tongue through the slit. Instant necktie.

Or, you could do it ritually. You get them on their knees (best done with two shooters), place the guns at the back of the head so they criss-cross in the braincase and exit through the eyes. Then you put coins in the now-empty sockets.

Every kill is beautiful in its own way.

Very well sai, I was just educating Mr. FLASH, who seems to lack knowledge in the realm of violence.

and as for violence, i have heard of all them, but i fail to see how they are beuatiful

your welcome, now lets get back to Boba

I say he's not evil, just trying to be good in all the wrong ways.  He needs an intervention. 

Actually, speaking of biblicalness, there is a section in one of the Timothys (2 I think) where it says pretty much the exact same thing as the "there is no greater good than justice, and only if we follow justice and the law was made for those who are bad" I forget how it goes, the Jaster thing in the beginning of TOTBH. I'm not sure what difference that makes to this thread, just that the Justice quote-morality-thing is in the bible, only worded differently with some parts left out.

To add to what Miba said, laws are made for the unjust, but give unto Caesar what is Caesar's.  So Biblically speaking, you're supposed to obey the laws unless they cause you to sin.  In this regard, Boba's motto definitely isn't Biblical.  However, I don't think Boba would be Biblically evil.  I think he's full of evil, as are all people, but he's not evil himself.  He's just extremely misguided.  To be truly evil, he would have to get a sadistic pleasure out of killing people, and he would be a bounty hunter solely for that reason.  Since he's a bounty hunter for the purposes of dealing out justice (good intentions, bad methods) and living an honorable life, I don't think he can be considered evil no matter how tremendous a sinner he may be.

What does that have to do with anything? Why do people like Darth Maul? Or General Grievous? Or Darth Vader? Or Sith in general?

I think we are really still thinking of different kinds of evil. But it is oo hard for me to go on...

i think people are drawn to a good villian tho.

For example one of my favorite media characters is Eric Cartman and that is one evil little b*****d.

Thanks, I didn't think of that. And I mostly agree with the rest of your post too.