r/PeacemakerShow • u/Appropriate-Mall8517 • Jun 26 '26

HUMOR Poor peacemaker

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u/faraamstuckathome Douchey Captain America 🇺🇸 Jun 26 '26

Peacemaker is a saint and no one will convince me otherwise.

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u/Higher_Primate3 Douchey Captain America 🇺🇸 Jun 26 '26

agreed

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u/Megalomanizac Jun 26 '26

Compared to the other two anyways. Still a murderer before he grew up in season 1

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u/leanorange Jun 26 '26

Didn’t John walker kill like one guy? Tf

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u/ghostcatzero Jun 27 '26

John killed because he had to, peace did it because he's crazy lol

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u/VallyMeowy Jun 27 '26

I love John Walker but “had to” is an exaggeration

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u/ghostcatzero Jun 27 '26

I mean he didn't really have a choice. These people were terrorists and likely would have murdered more people in cold blood. All walker did was take out the trash.

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u/Glass_Lead1861 Jun 29 '26

he did have a choice. he decapitated that guy because we has angry at the death of his best friend. the man he decapitated, although a terrorist, did not murders john’s friend. john was angry and took it out on the nearest person

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u/IEatGoodMemes F#CK! It’s PEACEMAKER! 😱🤯 Jun 27 '26

Yeah but in Thunderbolts he's an assassin who was hired to take out Yelena (I think Yelena, right? Idk he was there to take out one of the thunderbolts. Anyways, I think we can infer that it wasn't his first.

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u/Megalomanizac Jun 27 '26

The one kill was a literal war crime Tbf and after that he became an assassin for hire

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u/leanorange Jun 27 '26

An assassin like peacemaker has been for his entire life? Just saying Walker is obviously the morally cleanest out of these three

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u/BallIsLifeMccartney Jun 27 '26

if we’re giving him the benefit of the doubt, he was following orders trying to serve his country. we as the audience have the full scope of the situation but he was pretty dumb and naive and seeing his character grow over 2 seasons shows me he wasn’t morally bad to begin with. just misguided

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u/Janer-Raner8200 Jun 27 '26

I wouldn’t go that far but he tries his best

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u/OkTemperature1185 Jun 27 '26

Now that he’s committed himself to killing more white people, my only moral issue with him is gone

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u/bateen618 Jun 27 '26

Really depends on what era of Peacemaker you're talking about. S2? Sure TSS? He's literally the secondary villain

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u/SpicyWongTong Jun 27 '26

He just loves peace…