Poll Suggestion: Superhero Movie Villains With Understandable Motives

Well, this is a tough one to swallow. In order for a very harmful action to be justified, there has to be evidence that there is absolutely no other way to accomplish the best outcome. Consistent with the definition of the word "villain", a vast majority of villains don't put in the sincere effort necessary to justify the supposedly ideal outcome they seek to achieve. They usually act out of any combination of the seven deadly sins, unethical ways, believiable pseudoscience or pure delusion, rather than selfless desperation. Now, see, so Zod in The Man of Steel, is an interesting case, because he is trying to save his people as he had vowed to do, and he had no obligations whatsoever to humanity. This is very understandable, seeing as how a vast majority of human beings in the exact same position would behave the same way, when it comes to weighing the needs of the in-group against the needs of the out-group. Hell, history repeatedly repeats itself (and will continue to) in that particular regard, to the point that arguably it is the moral way to be. We've tried to ban genocide, but clearly this is no solid enforcement mechanism, and the idea that anybody is capable of wielding such power in an always justifiable way is questionable, seeing as how democide could sometimes be a bigger issue than genocide.

Please correct: 

Which villain was right?

And the title is probably better with singular movie:

Superhero Movie Villains with Justifiable Motives

# 9 Two-Faces should be Two-Face

He had only one face, but it had two sides.

FYC, 

I would suggest hedging or qualifying a bit in your poll suggestion. Both the title and question make the situation seem black and white. Plus, your question doesn't allow for more than the option to be right to be answered correctly. What if the two answer options were right or if every option was right? How should I answer? Plus, as asked, I don't know if you are asking me about being right about their motives or about being right in actions taken in response to motives as depicted in the movie? I would suggest being more specific, allowing for degrees of rightness or justifications and expanding your question a bit. I posted a version below, I am sure you can find a balance between my example and the short one used now (especially considering there nothing other than the title to expand on the topic and better understand the theme).

Superhero Movie Villains With Justifiable Motives

Which villain with possibly justified motives in these movies do you think was the most right in both their motive and actions taken in response?

It may be useful to mention what were their motives

@gabriel_gomez_v1f5ssvze4xd ,

The word "With" should be capitalized in the title of your poll.

Please change the title of your poll from:

Superhero Movie Villains with Justifiable Motives

To:

Superhero Movie Villains With Justifiable Motives

@gabriel_gomez_v1f5ssvze4xd ,

I'm wondering whether the word "justifiable" is too strong of a word for your poll. Maybe "understandable" may be a better word.

Please consider changing:

Superhero Movie Villains With Justifiable Motives

Which villain had justifiable motives?​

with

Superhero Movie Villains With Understandable Motives

Which villain had the most understandable motives?​

Well, I've been trying to prepare some option descriptions to provide for consideration. What I have thus far (with some blanks yet to be filled in) is as follows: