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** In ''[[Gundam Wing]]'', Heero does this to both the [[Big Bad]] of the TV series ({{spoiler|Zechs Merquise}}) and [[The Dragon]] in ''[[The Movie|Endless Waltz]]'' ({{spoiler|Chang Wu Fei}}). In both cases, his opponent is arguing that [[Humans Are Bastardsthe Real Monsters]] and/or [[Dying Like Animals|Sheep]] who need to be guided down the right path, while Heero argues that all humans, including himself and his opponent, are just as weak, and that they need to have faith that people will be able to make a worthy future on their own. In particular, he gets a suitably epic line in ''EW'':

* In ''[[Digimon]]'' Season 3, {{spoiler|the D-Reaper }} has built itself up into an [[Eldritch Abomination]] hell-bent on wiping out humanity on the grounds that [[Humans Are Bastardsthe Real Monsters]]. It has been swatting down every attempt to stop or even harm it with minimal effort, [[Mind Rape|mind-raping]] {{spoiler|Juri}} for some time, and, in an incredible [[Tear Jerker]], has struck down {{spoiler|Beelzemon}} after he went all-out in an attempt to [[The Atoner|rescue her]]. Takato and Guilmon, fused into Gallantmon, are one of the last lines of defense keeping the thing contained and holding it off from annihilating humanity while the other heroes try a last-ditch plan to stop it. {{spoiler|The D-Reaper}} howls at them '''"YOU DO NOT DESERVE TO EXIST!"'''. Stuck in the void, Guilmon asks his partner whether they do or not, to which Takato replies that they do "AND IT'S ABOUT TIME WE PROVED IT!" after which Gallantmon responds to the [[Break Them by Talking]] by ''ramming his fist into an area roughly equivalent to {{spoiler|the D-reaper's}} throat'' and yelling back ''"WE DO DESERVE TO EXIST! YOU DON'T."''

* The ending to ''[[The Dark Knight]]'' where {{spoiler|the people trapped on two ferries refuse to play along with Prisoner's Dilemma, deciding to ''not'' to blow the other ferry up, even with the threat of the Joker blowing them both up at midnight, their decision proving the Joker's [[Humans Are Bastardsthe Real Monsters]] viewpoint wrong. Even cooler is that one of the ferries has convicted criminals on it, and it's a stereotypical [[Scary Black Man]] who just says no.}}

* In ''[[War of the Dreaming]]'' by [[John C. Wright]], the heroes deliver a magnificent rebuttal against a [[Physical God]] insisting that [[Humans Are Bastardsthe Real Monsters]]: {{spoiler|Azrael ''revokes'' his power, and tells him to sit down and shut up.}}

* [[Supernatural (TV series)|Dean Winchester]] isn't about to fall for "that sympathy-for-the-devil crap," not even when the ''actual'' Devil tries it on him. But then, Dean is a simple man and figures that if someone {{spoiler|unleashes a supernatural plague that turns people into monsters and thereby causes the complete collapse of civilisation as we know it,}} then no matter how much he tries to argue that [[Humans Are Bastardsthe Real Monsters]] and that God was unfair to him, he's still what is commonly known as "the bad guy."

** And in ''Alpha 3'', during the re-enactment of ''[[Gundam Seed]]'''s last battle, [[Omnicidal Maniac|Rau Le Crueset]] proceeds to give the Alpha Numbers the same [["The Reason You Suck" Speech]] that destabilized Kira in the canon series, telling them that [[Humans Are Bastardsthe Real Monsters]] and that all their efforts are doomed to failure. In response, the heroes basically tell him that he's full of crap.

** Done earlier in the boss fight if you keep it going long enough. As Myrrah {{spoiler|tries to stop Adam's Locust killing machine}}, she goes on a rant that [[Humans Are Bastardsthe Real Monsters|humans are inherently violent and genocidal]], prompting her Locust to act the same way to defeat them. How does Marcus react to this insult to humanity? Does he deny it as not our nature?