Justice for villains

I learned that in every story, a character has a story of its own.  Even villains have one. But the writer  focuses on the good one making the villains the aim of flying tomatoes.

A good story has a good main character, great setting and best villain.  Seriously, who would watch a movie or read a book knowing there’s no villain for the main character to kick ass with? Technically, if there’s no villain, all what’s left is a main character rotting in a story that spells out boredom in every sentence.

Villain makes the obstacles for the main character. He makes everything in chaos. But not everyone seemed to notice that he has also a terrible back story that made him as heinous as he could ever be. Sadly, people's attention was given to the main character because of his oh-so-great-appeal. Give me a break! He wouldn’t be at the top if there’s no villain who made him up there.  The villain receives all the hatred but to think that he is the reason why they are praising the main character. Unrealized injustice.

Villains should be acknowledged and complimented equally with the main characters. Applause should be showered on the villains as well. For without them, there would be no good story that will be made.

 P.S. I don't hate Harry or whatsoever. I just like the character of Voldemort. Best villain ever! :D