If the story of Noah's Ark is true then God is either totally incompetent or a celestial psychopath

This debate is nice and simple, so let’s get down to business. Now, I honestly don’t believe the story of Noah’s Ark to be something to literally interpret, but for the sake of this debate both my opponent and I will assume that the story of Noah’s Ark actually did happen. So in order for me to win this debate I must only show that God either not entirely incompetent, or show that God is not a psychopath. Total Incompetence This is the easy part to debate. My argument is simply. God’s goal was to wipe out humanity (except for Noah). If God was totally incompetent he wouldn’t have even been able to even complete this goal. However, he did. Meaning he’s not totally stupid. After all, he only wanted to destroy humanity, who cares how he did it? Psychopath Well you see, if God is the judge and the ultimate source of morality, then really who are you to say that what he did was particularly unjust? God realized that humans were azzholes and kept on disobeying him even though he kept on revealing himself to them saying “to this and do that” and they were all like “Nah, ima worship this cow” so God was like “screw you guys” then flooded the world. You see, in order to be a psychopath God must kill without reason, but obviously humans just kind of pi$$ed him off and after all, he created them, so he should have the right to destroy them. Contentions “All the cute little kittens, frisky little puppies, adorable little bunny rabbits and gurgling little babies who drowned in God's great flood would have made tasty snacks for crocodiles, alligators and sharks that, of course, were spared God's wrath.” Sure, but God didn’t care to kill off all the animals, hence the reason why Noah took two of each animal on his ship. God only cared to kill off 99.99999999999999999999999999% of humanity. Also, kittens are evil. Those animals dying was probably just one those negatives that went along with his whole “flood the world” plan. Also, keep in mind that these people are not in a sense, innocent. God understood that humans were basically inherently evil and would continually disobey him. In addition, he knew what these babies would do in the future. It’s like killing Hitler before he actually does the stuff he did… just on a much, much, much, much much muchmuchmuchmuchmuchmuch smaller scale. Even if some of those babies would have grown to be good, God probably just didn’t think it was worth it with the whole good/evil ratio going on. “He either didn't properly consider the consequences of His plan to flood the Earth or He is actually some sort of divine homicidal maniac?” Well we’ve checked off the homicidal maniac part, and we checked off the total incompetence of God. I mean, even if his plan had tons of consequences and was just badly thought out in general, he still completed his goal which doesn’t express complete stupidity. CONCLUSSSSION! So basically God had some reasons to kill off humanity so he did, He created humans so he has the right to destroy them, and even if his whole plan with Noah’s Ark was badly planned it doesn’t express total incompetence because God had a goal in mind and completed it. Back to you Pro. (By the way, everything I am saying should not be taken seriously in any way at all, nor do I believe in anything I am saying. Me arguments are here simply for the sake of the debate. These arguments do not correspond at all with the Christian view on Noah’s Ark.)