Was Thanos Right

Yes, Thanos was right
Coming out of Endgame I was unable to accept what I'd seen. There was a ton of display, incredible minutes that we had been sitting tight for since the primary Vindicators (Cap and Mjolnir, Avengers Assemble, and so forth.) However I'm seconds ago coming to understand the key significance this film has.

Thanos was right.

His entire reason for existing was to freed all planets of the approaching fate that the issue of overpopulation brings us. In Endgame we see a lot.

Cap reveals to Natasha that when he was out for a walk, the water at the docks were a lot of cleaner on the grounds that there were less vessels.

Tony Stark, the man who, up until this film couldn't quit stressing over the approaching dangers, is currently so loosened up that he has a quiet life with his wife other and daughter in a home away from the city.

Bruce Banner is the most clear and best case of the entirety of this in light of the fact that in the wake of being so startled of everything and everybody, particularly Thanos, he is currently one with Hulk. He has nothing to dread and nothing to be furious about due to how quiet everything has gotten. Bruce Banner has achieved something that nobody at any point thought was conceivable, he has now full command over Hulk

So Thanos was right. I think we all knew that though. Which is what makes him such a compelling villain.