Why Dean suddenly can kill anyone and in previous deadly encounters with the Styne family is lame?
Why Dean is -once again- killing an obviously not evil person "because the bad in him will prevail"?
Another stupid thing in the lines of "everything is justified" because...Dean vs Evil and ofcourse killing is OK if somehow the "hero" is not in his right mind.
But hey, everything is forgiven for our heroes huh?
Kudos for the teenagers who vote 10/10 because you know "dead was a straight badass", like being badass is all we are looking towards in life.
This series is seriously flawed in what messages conveys...
Why Dean is -once again- killing an obviously not evil person "because the bad in him will prevail"?
Another stupid thing in the lines of "everything is justified" because...Dean vs Evil and ofcourse killing is OK if somehow the "hero" is not in his right mind.
But hey, everything is forgiven for our heroes huh?
Kudos for the teenagers who vote 10/10 because you know "dead was a straight badass", like being badass is all we are looking towards in life.
This series is seriously flawed in what messages conveys...