The “unintentional villain” belongs to a small category of people who are not necessarily intellectually dishonest. However, the involuntary infamous person is still infamous, objectively despicable in their expression and in the construction of their arguments. Unlike the subjectively infamous “voluntary” infamous person, who cultivates their infamy in full harmony with their personality, without any sense of guilt and totally subservient to the demands of power, the involuntary infamous has a troubled history behind them, made up of inner conflicts, extreme experiences, often marked by violence as the emergence of an inner journey in which the parasite of duty has imposed radical, albeit painful, choices. We are talking about a vision of universal justice where the choice to side with the weakest and the exploited is imposed without compromising one's conscience, aware of having to make dramatic and perhaps irreversible choices. However, once the violence and drama of certain c...