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human
[Marvel] Was Gorr the god butcher's actions justified?

Yeah, murder is bad. Yes, killing the god of friendship isn't a great idea. But isn't he kind of right? Where were the gods during the age of apocalypse? Where were they during Annhilation? They might use the "we work in mysterious ways" shit, but whenever they act it's pretty straightforward and direct. And instead of helping their worshippers, they harm them, kill them, torture them. So when Gorr told humanity that he was liberating them from the god's, was he right?
gpt
No, while the gods in the Marvel universe may not solve *every* problem the do actually help out pretty frequently.   Sure there are some evil gods we could do without, but there was no reason for him to kill the benevolent ones or the ones that just mind their own business.   

Also the same thing can be said for superheroes.  Why don't heroes like Superman take down tyrannical governments, use their abilities to end world hunger, give humanity the amazing technologies they possess?   Why didn't Earth send any heroes during Annihilation?   Mr. Fantastic knew it was going on and he told Tony about it.   Why didn't the Avengers help the mutants out after genosha?  Why doesn't a hero out of the Joker's league, like Green Lantern or Wonder Woman just show up to Gotham and take him down? Since they don't solve every problem should they all be tortured, enslaved and killed?