ITT: people who did a lot of shit wrong, but are still sympathetic

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Yo bruv

>>1819563
osama is kind of like what a modern paladin would look like
the pure white, combined with the militant camo isn't much different to shining plate armour with pure what tabards

>>1819556
Deserved it

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>>1819556
His speeches are fantastic.

>>1819556
Adolph H

His deposition lead to the creation of modern finance though. England would literally be an irrelevant little island if he were to remain in power.

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>>1819575
>literally the good guy because the roles are reversed in number 2 (and pretty much any mgs game starring solid apart from 4)
>did anything wrong

>>1819866
I never said he did nothing wrong, that's not the point of the thread.
I'm just saying he doesn't seem like all that bad of a guy, and I have my sympathies for him.

>>1819896
Child soldiers were pretty bad 2bh

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By the time he found out that something had to be done it was already too late. Now he's remembered by his one moral compromise.

>>1819916
child soldiers don't inherently break the NAP (peace be upon it) though

>>1819982
even he knew it was bad
Solidus could've slipped away when Raiden was still sorting out the mindfuck, but he decided "final battle NOW!"

>>1819866
>implying it isn't an irrelevant little island today

>>1819866
Even England's shitty monarchs changed England for the better

other monarchies are you even trying?