V for Vendetta Supplementary Source

This movie does a great job of seeing what people really stand for and what they feel deep down in they're core. The first scenario would be the contradiction of taking the law into there own hands. Is vigilantism right? Or should it depend on how bad a situation is going. Everyone has their own opinions about this or how the situation should be handled. V is doing what he thinks is the best for society, but many people view him as a terrorist. He is thought of this because he tries to change society by violence. On the other side people also view him as a hero because he is trying to take down a government that is very controlling and immoral to their people. The choice is up to you. V believes that, "The government should fear the people, the people shouldn't fear the government." This is happening in modern day society in North Korea the government is horrible to their own people, but the people are too scared of the government to do anything about it. When in all actuality if all of the people teamed up together the numbers are on their side.