Alex Buscemi
The internet is full of stories about people who go to great, often ridiculous lengths to make the world a better place, even if their methods leave you scratching your head.
These are the “chaotic good” heroes—people who mean well but choose some wildly unconventional ways to get there.
The Chaotic Good page on Reddit celebrates some of the best (and most unhinged) examples of chaotic good.
From clever problem-solvers who bend the rules just enough to get things done, to overly ambitious gestures that somehow work out in the end, these posts are as entertaining as they are inspiring.
Whether they’re defying authority in the name of justice or finding loopholes that leave everyone better off, these chaotic good acts remind us that intentions matter—even if the execution is a little off the rails.
Keep going for unpredictably wholesome content at its finest.
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25. Ned Kelly, Australia’s Most Famous Criminal, Burned Mortgages To Free People From Their Debts Whenever He Robbed A Bank. Legend
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