brilliant insight on the difference between saints and sinners.

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i said saints and sinners intentionally. really, anyone who doesn't dedicate their life to making the world better than they found it is making it worse.

i wouldn't exactly say villain == sinner, sinners are just petty bit players, villains cause major damage.

and i guess 'saint' might be something you might consider to be reserved to those who make the world so much better they are remembered for centuries later, but you may not be remembered even if you still leave a net improvement in the world, so fuck it, if you leave an improvement, you are a saint, to you, at least, fuck the world.

and fuck the world, every petty crime is a villain as well. or just call them 'wicked' or 'sinners' and keep wide berth from them.