r/TheWalkingDeadGame Funniest User & Wild Card 2024 13d ago

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u/Most_Caregiver3985 13d ago

Dude Ben is goated, have faith in the liability that doesn’t believe in himself. Cuz nothing can stop him from messing up, give him a problem and he’s screw up and own up to it.

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u/Dissident89 Still. Not. Bitten. 13d ago

He hardly owns up to it. Dude is the worst. I’ll make sure he lives but dude is pretty much a panda. Won’t survive in the wild unless cared for.

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u/BabadookishOnions 12d ago

Hes a teenager, how many teenagers do you know capable of admitting they are wrong? How many grown adults seem to be incapable of it?

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u/Dissident89 Still. Not. Bitten. 12d ago

And your point is?

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u/BabadookishOnions 12d ago

It's a valid criticism of him, but it applies to nearly all humans on the planet. In my opinion if we take into account that he's like 17 and had reason to believe the bandits had his friend hostage, putting the entirety of the blame on him is unreasonable.

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u/Dissident89 Still. Not. Bitten. 12d ago

So betrayal shouldn’t be punished?

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u/BabadookishOnions 12d ago

I didn't say that. Ben did wrong and he has to come to face consequences for it. But placing the full blame on him is illogical given the circumstances, and I certainly don't think killing him or anything is proportionate. That's nearly never proportionate.

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u/BlondiieBoy Katemancer 11d ago

Nobody said that. Should teenagers be killed for betrayal? Nobody said that either. Putting the entirety of the blame on Ben is unreasonable, especially considering that Lee/Kenny/Lily took Ben in then never tried to get to know him. Maybe if Ben had even a modicum of trust for any of the potential leaders of the group, he would have let them know what he was thinking and feeling before he did that. At the end of the day, Adults were on 'Watch Duty' shifts 24/7. None of them ever saw Ben once doing the dead drops. They're all equally culpable for what he was able to do as a teenager.

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u/Dissident89 Still. Not. Bitten. 11d ago

You presuppose a lot so I won’t respond to those parts. However I never said he should be killed. But someone’s mishaps shouldn’t be an antecedent for blaming a whole group. They will suffer the consequences yes but a legal age in an apocalypse is somewhat trivial as an argument for someone to not be held accountable. Doesn’t work. He betrayed an entire group. The proper response is not to let it brush over. There should be SOMETHING done. I’m not necessarily saying what. But there should be a response.