F@ Axel

There are people saying Thanos was right even though: 1) He could have just used the Infinity Gauntlet's reality-altering powers to increase the amount of resources in the universe, thereby rendering overpopulation a non-issue. 2) If he couldn't do that for some reason, he could have just used the Infinity Gauntlet to stop people from reproducing more than the replacement level. The morality of this option is still questionable, but far less so than killing half of all life in the universe. 3) Considering the rate at which human (and presumably human-like alien) populations grow, the population of the universe would have just been right back to where it was a few decades later and he would have to kill half of all people again since he apparently didn't consider the first two options. 4) Killing half of all life in the universe means killing half of all plants and animals, thereby destroying ecosystems and compounding the issue of resource scarcity, thus defeating the supposed purpose of the Snap. So not only was Thanos wrong and evil, he was also stupid.