Pike convinces Bellamy to attack the grounders 

just like Anakin did during order 66 and the fall of the Republic in star wars

Yeah he did and he let Pike pressure him to attack those people. It was Echo fault.

Who wouldn't after death of 50 people (his gf included) while also, have been selfishly betrayed a while ago?

Not compared to season 7

@@conny6176 well, this time he is not about to kill anyone, he just wanted to help with what was achieved anyway in the end

What happens when ye emotionally manipulated :/

unlike most people he wanted to get himself killed in a war he couldnt win

AK Jay he assumed that all were the same plus he tried to fight a losing war... dumbass

I think everyone who hates Pike as a character just doesn’t understand that he’s the antagonist of the season and you aren’t _supposed_ to agree with him. I think that Pike was a very well-crafted villain, so although I was cheering against him, I still liked him as a character.

@@akilegna1255 To be fair, Tree Crew (The “Good Grounders”) did kill dozens of kids back in season 1, and then betray and abandon Sky Crew back in season 2, forcing Clarke to murder 300 innocent people. It shouldn’t really be that difficult to see where he’s coming from.

@@User-zl9pj Before or after Pike won the election that Kane wanted to have? If he had done it beforehand then Kane would be participating in cruel and unusual punishment, which is against the U.S. constitution and also completely against Kane’s character. If you’re referring to afterwards then it would have been treason, impossible because Pike was always protected, and still completely against Kane’s character. Your comment does not make a whole lot of sense to me, but the fact that you want to go around chopping the tongues off of people who disagree with you makes me worry for your mental health.