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What anybody could be at any time from Lil Wayne to Donald Trump to Joe Biden (or Nancy Pelosi) anybody who's not 2 dimensional and on a TV screen, or in a video game could be a good guy and a bad guy at different times in their life. The question a lot of people are asking is not the one suggested to them that they ask (Is this guy/girl a nice guy/girl?) or (Was this guy/girl made to look like a nice guy/girl in the one YouTube video by the people filming it?) , but they're asking something more like Is this guy/girl a decent guy/girl most of the time when he/she has the option to be anything he/she wants to? or Does this guy/girl gravitate more toward trying to be evil and scary more often than not?
Good guy/bad guy in a movie, book, or video game is clear a lot of the time, since somebody watching/playing/reading will go by what the director/author wants to be the good guy or bad guy if they're not questioning what they're seeing/reading, but in real life, people are not 2 dimensional, and they're not stupid either, so it's not going to be obvious all the time whether a guy or girl is good or evil by nature.
The tendency of villains in movies/TV shows to miss out obvious shit, even though it's clearly in their line of sight
"You remember that episode of Prison Break when the FBI agent missed the doctor even though she was right in front of him? That's some bad guy vision amirite?"
"What the fuck are you talking about"
A song written to show how emo Billie Eilish for 3 minutes and 14 seconds.
"It's more bad guy than tiktok challenges like setting yourself on fire and dying"
A Bad Guy Word is any critique or accusation that is typically brushed off by the accused for no reason beyond the assumption that “only bad people believe/do that therefore it doesn’t apply to me because I’m so great”, reinforcing the idea that malicious people just identify themselves to whoever whenever.
Of course he’ll say he’s not racist because racist is a ‘bad guy word’ that is universally recognized as immoral. So instead of calling for genocide of -insert group- & promoting an ethno-state, he hides behind crime stats & frames the abandonment of old traditions as decadence instead of progress.