True Left

"*WTF is an "antihero" anyway?"

As I understand the term, an antihero is a character who is perceived as a villain by most other characters inside the story, but who is supposed to be perceived as a hero by the audience, thereby reflecting the degeneracy of the in-story society that it is incapable of recognizing a hero.

"IMO it is an attempt by Gentiles to reinvent Gentile attributes such as aggression, sociopathy, etc., and present them as "heroic"."

But we can also use antiheroes to exhibit our worldview. For example, a character who goes around killing meat-eaters would surely be seen as a villain by the meat-eating society inside the story, but of course would be a hero in our eyes. The point of the antihero is to emphasize that morality and social approval do not always go together. This is true irrespective of the system of morality being advocated.