Was he right all along /v/?

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Was he right all along?

MAGA

>>376660790
No, he's a hypocritical social Darwinist who, even by his own logic, was wrong, because Raiden beat him, meaning that even if might makes right, then Raiden was right because he's the mightiest.

>>376662002
He's not a social darwinist, he's a hardcore anarchist ( probably ancap ).

And Raiden decided to follow his footsteps, so technically he was right.

>>376662241
>Purge the weak
>The strong should rule
>Not social Darwinism
And Raiden didn't take up his ideals or method, only changing his own methods to better react to the threat people like Armstrong pose.

>>376662470
Social darwinism isn't a political movement, it's jus the assumption that natural selection exists in human societies.

The ending was a monologue from Armstrong about how he'll leave behind a worthy sucessor and how similar they are. This is followed by Raiden leaving his past life behind and directly quoting Armstrong. It's ambiguous, but since the whole theme of Raiden's character was how shallow his reason for fighting was, it's likely he borrowed Armstrong's ideals.

>>376663105
That doesn't mean he'd just abandon everything he's ever believed. He's not the type to betray his wife, his child, or Sunny like that. He's not the type to subject others to the horrors he lived through. Consider the lengths he went to to save those children from being subjected to the Sears Program, AKA the shit Solidus put him through in Liberia.

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>>376660790
nah
but he was built

NANOMACHINES, SON

>>376660790
Batshit insane.

>>376660790
"...They'll make America great again!"

-Man who was right all along, 2020