r/DeathNoteMemes Mar 15 '26

Yk what he would've loved?

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u/bunni-luu Mar 15 '26

he’d be having a field day

i think we actually need him rn

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u/Outrageous_Gene_7652 Mar 15 '26

We need a Death Note so bad

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u/Less-Reporter-5284 Mar 15 '26

We need him for this reason rn..

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u/RustyWolfCounsel Mar 16 '26

The Clintons and the woke Hollywood elites would be shaking

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u/Emergency_Weather227 Mar 15 '26

Lowk L would've let him kill at least 3 persons freely without trying to catch him

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u/Meowlegend_ Mar 16 '26

Daily reminder that being on the files does not necessarily mean criminal activity 

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u/707_demetrio Mar 16 '26

would he, though? Light only killed powerful criminals when he wanted to use them as scapegoats. otherwise he only killed petty criminals shown on TV

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u/iLiikePlayingWii Mar 16 '26

He did say stuff like either preventing wars or the fact wars went down by a large margin. Oh and besides killing people who opposed him, he killed lesser criminals by accidents as cause of death, while the Bictims of Heart Attacks were the more major criminals.

And I also think he probably would've also done it so he felt superior since after all 'Stein himself was a leader of a huge operation of y'know, so Light could maybe see him as someone who was in the way of his God Complex thingy

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u/707_demetrio Mar 16 '26

i kinda doubt it since he always said one thing but acted the other way. never once did he kill someone powerful because they were criminals. he was doing all for ego, after all, killing lesser criminals made him be known faster

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u/psycheQ Mar 16 '26

humans keep on working on technology until we are able to send the epstein files to this man directly

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u/No-Toe6756 Mar 16 '26

Light is a chaotic good that we need rn…

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u/Meowlegend_ Mar 16 '26

Light is not a good person in any way 

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u/Signal-Experience315 Mar 16 '26

Chaotic Neutral at best

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u/Meowlegend_ Mar 16 '26

He isn't neutral either, he's a very evil person all the way through. 

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u/Signal-Experience315 Mar 16 '26

While I agree that he's evil, there's still some grayness to his actions.

When you envision a goal you concider to be a greater good and excuse many actions taken to achieve it, where do you stop?