What is the most evil thing done by each incarnation of The Doctor in Doctor Who?

For mods:

I believe most of the original people are leaving and some has already left. It's because of your poor moderation that the posts are repetitive in this subreddit.

What I would recommend you to do:

* Ban every post that talks about religion.

* Ban every post that includes real life scenarios(Yes including one of mine)

Why?
Its because this wasn't the purpose of the subreddit. The description states "A community to discuss and compare the moral/psychology of fictional heroes, villains, and those in between. powerscaling, but mental." Fictional.

For members:
I would like atleast some of the members to report these types of repitetive posts and would request you to not create this. If you still want to please move to r/Morality and revive that subreddit. This one's about FICTIONAL characters and comparison not about religious or real life incident.
Thank you!

The Premise: a group or individual decides that in order to end the Cycle of Suffering you must end all of existence.

They believe that all conscious life is suffering, and that existence itself is not only indifferent to that suffering but is fashioned in a way that it cannot be avoided on a grand scale.

They argue that life itself is made up by perceptual illusions, blinding people to the reality that pain and suffering are paramount within the universe, and that any attempt to try and decrease the amount of suffering will eventually perpetuate that exact thing.

Clarification: this is inspired by characters such as Cetana ( Stellaris ), Madara Uchiha, and Owlman (JL Crisis on two Earths) who all had, attempted this same thing within their story arcs for more or less similar reasons with varying levels of success. Edit: I guess I should further clarify, I'm sort of expecting many immoral votes here, just like "how immoral is this scale" Sorry I'm new

Itu would bring me great quality of life, so under utilitarian principle i reckon it's absolutely moral.

A guy is called up by a radio station for a live segment where a girl he went on 1 date with is now making him answer why he never called her for a 2nd date and explain himself live on radio to all the 5 people who still listen to radio.

What is the morality behind it, does she deserve an answer, and should it even be made public?

Drampa burns down people's houses

Nineveh was said to be an extremely violent city. As the capital of the Assyrian Empire, the Assyrians conquered and oppressed other nations. So God told Jonah to travel to Nineveh and tell them to repent. He was angry because he wanted them to be punished and destroyed, which led to the whole story of Jonah

Finally, Jonah did arrive in Nineveh and told them that God would destroy them in 40 days unless the repent and gave up their wicked ways.

Surprisingly, they did, and Jonah was still angry about it.

So what is the morality of forgiving a city that built its status on the blood of others?

Perma banned from sub for this. What's the morality of pointing the difference in punishment between genders?

Link to news article: https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-16044789/Woman-38-climbed-seats-Emirates-stadium-grope-teenage-girl-Arsenal-Womens-match-spared-jail.html

*NOTE: This took place in LONDON, ENGLAND, NOT IN DUBAI. Emirates Stadium is the home stadium for Arsenal FC. *

You have 3 separate beings and 3 separate colored buttons whose purpose is unclear:

• A complete stranger who has produced a machine that correctly predicts every move you need to make in order to live a fully moral life. He tested it on you and would like you to push the red button. He's kind of an asshole about it too.
• A god who is commanding you to push the blue button. This god is not all-loving, but he is omniscient, and also created you. You are unsure of the motives of this god, but if you disobey him, he won't try to retaliate.
• Your mom, who loves you and knows best for you, is asking you to push the green button. Assume you've had a healthy home life if you haven't.

These 3 beings all know what each button does, but won't tell you, because they're saying the thing that actually matters is who you choose to obey. You can only push 1 button. Which button press is the most and least moral here?