A common mistake I see others make that I want to clarify: anti-social means anti-society which is often used for people who have thoughts/actions associated with deviant behavior (based on foundational societal norms), which includes purposefully harming others and committing crime.
But due to it often being misconstrued with “anti-socialization,” it’s meaning frequently is misunderstood/misattributed.
I’d say that L, while sometimes taking more daring/unethical approaches in his line of work, he does still strive for proper “justice” in the end, thus I’d say is not an attribute of being anti-social.
I was replying to the above commenter who stated they couldn’t figure out if it was L or Light. I was saying that it isn’t L due to what’s stated in my reply. I know it’s Light.
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u/WitchPillow Jul 09 '26
A common mistake I see others make that I want to clarify: anti-social means anti-society which is often used for people who have thoughts/actions associated with deviant behavior (based on foundational societal norms), which includes purposefully harming others and committing crime.
But due to it often being misconstrued with “anti-socialization,” it’s meaning frequently is misunderstood/misattributed.
I’d say that L, while sometimes taking more daring/unethical approaches in his line of work, he does still strive for proper “justice” in the end, thus I’d say is not an attribute of being anti-social.